country and their participation in a broad range of activities. The law also recognized the equality of men and women within the family, and marriage did not in any way diminish the rights of Indonesian women under the law; in addition, both parents were equally responsible for bringing up children. 82. Her Government, in co-operation with non­ governmental organizations, was making efforts to offer greater opportunities to women living in rural areas. Programmes to promote better health and education were made available through centres estab­ lished in the communities, in order to facilitate access to the programmes and provide services to all citizens. 83. Mrs. ALVAREZ (France) said that the report on the fifth session of the Committee on the Elimina­ tion of Discrimination against Women contained useful information, and she called special attention to two general observations that had a bearing on the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies for the Advance-ment of Women. 11 One concerned measures to be taken by States parties to involve more women at decision-making levels of government and officially sponsored delegations to the United Nations and to other international organizations. The other had to do with measures to be introduced by States parties that had not yet done so to overcome social and cultural obstacles to equality of men and women. 84. When the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women14 had en­ tered into force in France, most of the measures that States parties undertook to adopt under the Conven­ tion had already been adopted and put into practice in her country. 85. With regard to equality between men and women in employment, the principle of equal remu­ neration had been incorporated into the Labour Code by the Act of 22 December 1972; the General Public Administration Statute of 1946 provided for 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the government's efforts to promote equality between men and women, including equal rights, education, and employment opportunities. It also mentions the government's cooperation with non-governmental organizations and the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. This suggests that the category related to human rights and gender equality is most fitting.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief