17 July 1980Al 40 / 623 Engliah Page 7 Date of receiPt of the ingtrunenta of ratification or October 1982 ./ August l98l E/February 1985 January 1984 October J,981 iluly 1980 euquet 1985 g/ september L983 a/ July 1985 !,tarch 1.981 January l98l August 1985 October 1981 uay 1983 trebruary 1982 February 1982 June 198 54 5 5 5 2 9 22 L2 23 22 L7 t7 30 29 L7 T7 l7July L98l iIuly 1980 Ju ly 1980 uarch l98l JuIy 1980 July L980 JuIy 1980 July 1980 July 1980 Notaa20 9 L7 26 2L A/40/621 Eng l j.sh Page I ANNEX II Reservations nade fron 9 Julv 1984 to 23 August 1985 ARGENTI NA lOrtg lnal; Spanishl lI5 July I98 51 The Argentine Governnent declares that it does not consider itself bound byarticle 29, paragraph I of the Convention on the Elinination of AII Forne ofDlscrimlnation against llonen. BANGLADESE lor ig inal : Englishl [6 November 19841 The Governnent of the Peoplers Republic of Bangladesh does not consider aa binal ing upon itself the provisions of articlea 2, 13 (a) and 16, paragraphs t (c) and I (e) as Chey conflict elth Sharia lae ba6ed on the Holy Quran and Sunna, BELGIUtI4 lOrlginal: Frenchl [3 July 1985 ] Art.lcle 7 1. The application of article 7 will not affeci the validity of theprovi3ions of art.icle 50 of Che Constitution, rhich reserves for nen the elrercise of ro'yal poeers, and of arlicle 58, $hich reserves for the sons of the King or, faillng these, Belgi.an princes of that branch of the royal farnily ehlch is in llneof succession, the office of senalora by right at the age of l8 yearg and the right to speak and vote at the age of 25 years, Article 15, paragraphs 2 and 3
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of reservations made by various countries to a convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content focuses on specific articles and provisions of the convention. This suggests that the text is related to international relations, human rights, and social justice.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade