"13. Decides to keep the item entitled trmplementation of the proqrammeof Action E?:T6'. second Decade to combat Racism and Racial Discrimination, onits agenda tlrroughoub the second Decade and to consider it as a matter of thehigbest priority at its fortieth session.,r 2. The present report is submittecl in accordance with the recruest contained inParaoraph L2 of the resolution. 3. under cover of notes verbales dated 23 January, 2g March and 22 July 1gg5, theSecretary-GeneraI transmitted the text of the resolution to all Governments drawinqatt.ention in particular to paraqraphs 1, l0 ancl ll. 4- The ouestionnaire referred to in paragraph 10 was transrnitted to alIGovernments under cover of note verbale dat.ed 2g March 19g5. 5. under cover of memoranda and lett,ers dated 23 January r9g5, theSecretary-General also transmitt.ed t,he resolution to United Nations organs,specialized agencies, intergovernment,al and non-governmental organizationsr drawingaEtention to the appeals of the General Assembl.y for their assistance in theimplementation of the resolution. 6. In responding co the invit,ation contained in paragraph 6 to proceedimmediately with the implementation of the activities outline<l in his report,s, theSecretary-General is quided, inter all!!r, by t,he directives contained in paragraph gof the resolution. rfre stuay? the effects of racial discrimination in the fieldof educat,ion, training and employment as it affects the children of minorities, inparticular, those of nigrant workers, requested in paragraph g (c) of theresolution, will be before the present session of the General Assembly. 7. work is under h'ay to conpile existing national legislation against racialdiscrimination (A/39/167, para. 33 (b) ). The Secretary-GeneraI, !n9qr alia,addressed to Governments a note verbale dated 22 JuIy 1985, in ,tricn fre reouestedthem to nake available to the Secretariae the texts of the relevant nat,ionallegislation that should be taken into account in preparing the compilation.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the United Nations and its efforts to combat racism and racial discrimination. The report mentions the implementation of a program and the submission of a questionnaire to governments, indicating a focus on international cooperation and human rights. The text also touches on specific areas such as education, employment, and national legislation, which suggests a connection to the social and economic aspects of human rights.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief