the provisions of article 4 of lhe Convention, ingive effect to the undertaking Co adopt immediate anderadicate all incitement to, or acts of, racialfo the principles embodied in lhe UniversalDecraration.of Human Rights and the rights expre6sry set forth in articre 5 of theConvention - in particular r (i) To declare an offence punishabte by law all dissemination of ideas basedon racial superiority or hatred, incitement to racial diacrimination, asr.tell as a]l acts of violence or incitenent to sucb acts against any raceor qroup of persons of another coLour or ethnic origin, and also theprovision of any assistance to racist actlvities, incruding the financingthereoflA/40/600/Ldd.r Engli sh Page 30 (iii)(ii) To declare illegal and prohibit organizations, and also organized and all other propaganda activities, which promote and incite racial discrimination, and to recognize part.icipation in such organizations or activities as an offence punishable by lar.'t l'lo! to permit public authorities or public institutlons, national or Iocal, to promote or incite racial discriminagiont (b) Information on appropriate oeasures taken to give effect to General Recomoendation I, of 24 February Lg72' by which the Comrbittee recommended that the States parties nhose legislation was deficlenE in respect of the ioplementation of artlcle 4 should consider, in accordance with their naEional legislatlve procedures, the question of suppleoenting their legislatlon with provislons conforming to Ehe requirements of article 4 (a) and (b) of the Conventiont (c) Information in response to decisi.on 3 (VII) adopted by the Committee on 4 ti{ay l9?3 by which the Comrittee requested the states partiest (i)lto indicate what specific penal internal legislation deslgned to impter0ent the provisions of article 4 (a) and (b) has been enacted in their respective countries and to transmit to the Secretary-Genera I ln one of the official languages the texts concerned, as well as such provisions of qeneral penal lald as nust be taken into account when
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing human rights and the eradication of racial discrimination, which suggests a focus on social and political issues rather than economic or environmental ones. The language used is formal and legalistic, indicating that it may be related to international law or human rights conventions.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education