Delinquency contained in the annex to the present resolution, to be designated 'the Riyadh Guidelines'; "4. Calls upon Member States, in their comprehensive crime prevention plans, to apply the Guidelines in national law, policy and practice and to bring the Guidelines to the attention of relevant authorities, including policy makers, juvenile justice personnel, educators, the mass media, practitioners and scholars; "5, Requests the Secretary-General and invites Member States to ensure the widest possible dissemination of the text of the Guidelines in all of the official languages of the United Nations; "6. Further requests the Secretary-General and invites all relevant United Nations offices and interested institutions, in particular, the United Nations Children's Fund, as well as individual experts, to make a concerted effort to promote the application of the Guidelines; "7. Urges all relevant bodies within the United Nations system to collaborate with the Secretary-General in taking appropriate measures to ensure the implementation of the present resolution; "8. Invites the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities of the Commission on Human Rights to consider this new international instriiment with a view to promoting the application of its provisions; "9. Invites Member States to support strongly the organization of technical and scientific workshops, as well as pilot and demonstration projects on practical issues and policy matters relating to the application of the provisions of the Guidelines and to the establishment of concrete measures for community-based services designed to respond to the special needs, problems and concerns of young persons, and requests the Secretary-General to co-ordinate efforts in this respect; "10. Also invites Member States to inform the Secretary-General on the implementation of the Guidelines and to report regularly to the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control on the results achieved. "Annex
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on international cooperation and guidelines for preventing crime and protecting young people, particularly in the context of juvenile justice. The language used suggests a focus on international agreements, implementation, and reporting, which suggests that the category may be related to international cooperation or human rights.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education