1egal instruments adopted in the country concerned in recent ygars but should also i.nclude information indicacing how these leqal instruments are reftected in the actual, economic, poLitical- and social realities and qeneral conditions existing in their countries. Data concerning these realities and conditions should also be supplied wilh a breakdown of the statistics on the cateqorv of sex. 6, States parties are invited to submit copies of the principal leqislative,judicial, adminj.strative and other texts referred to in the report so that these can be made available !o the Comnittee. It is desirable therefore that, when atext is not actually quoted in or annexed to the report itself, the report should contain sufficient information to be understood without the actual reference. 7. The reports should reveal obstacles basis 1ri. bh men in the politicaL, social, countries, and give ioformation on types with the prlnciple of equal rights. L The report.s shou.ld also pay due attenEion to the role of wonen and their fullparticipation in lhe solution of problems and issues which are referred to in lhe preamble and \,rhich are not covered by the articles of Che Convention. 9. The re@rts and the supplementary docunentation shoul-d be submitted in one ofthe working languaqes of the Conmittee (Arabi.c, Chinese. English, French, Russian or Spanish) in as concise a form as possible.to the participation of \donen on an equal economic and cultural Iife of their and frequencies of cases of non-compl-iance
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to human rights and gender equality, mentioning "equal rights", "obstacles based on men", and "the role of women" in the report. It also mentions "legislative instruments", "judicial", and "administrative" texts, which suggests a focus on legal and political aspects.

**Category**
Human rights, Employment