12. Those speciallzed agencies and United Nations bodies that replied inaticatedthat they *ere aeare of the universal scope of all issues ot hunan rights anat,accordingly' of the need to vielr all issues in their respective domai.ns also fronthe Perspect.ive of hurnan rights. The worrd Health organization (wHo), for exanple,stated tha! its fundamental object.ive eas the promolion and protection of onedimension of human rights, namely, the righc to health. The constitution of t{Ho and nunerous resolutions of the World Health Assembly have reaffirned that bealthts a basic right. The Declaration of Alna Ata and varioua docErines that have beenbuill up by nenber Seates through llHO and other international devel.opmenE agenci.es embody a number of fundamental principlea for health developrnent as a baaic hunanright. They include, inter alia, the responsibility of covernnents for the healthof their people, the right and duty of people individuall.y and collectively toparticipale in the developnent of their health, and more equitable distribut.ion ofhealtb resourceg within and among counlries, incruding their preferentialallocation to those in greatest social need ao that tbe bealth systern adequatelycovers aIl. the populat ion. 13. The International Bank for ReconsEruct.ion and Developnent, for its parE, considered iEs coneribution fully consonant eith the development of the rlghts analfreedoms Eha! can best be enjol'ed wiCh economic aroflth and securlty. 14. As indicated in the reply of the International Labour Organisaf,ion (ILO), alarge part. of the actigities of chat organlzaEion are concerned elEh the pronotion and protection of hurnan rights, including the right. to eork, non-discr inina t ion inemplqrtnent, treedom of aasociation and other trade union rights. The uni,tedNationa Educational, scientific and cultural organization (uNEsco) dres at.tentlonto the fact that it. eas engaged in a derles of studies on issues rerated Eo theinplenentat.ion of bunan rlghts and that at the sane tiDe it. oas pursuing tbedevelopnent of hunan righCs teaching.
**Analysis**
The text discusses the connection between human rights and various international organizations and bodies. It highlights the importance of considering human rights in different areas, such as health, education, and employment. The text also mentions the responsibility of governments and international organizations to promote and protect human rights. This suggests that the category should be related to human rights and international organizations.

**Category**
Health, Education, Employment