socialist system owed its success to the involvement satisfaction that the United Nations international of millions of people in political life; it was govern- human rights instruments, which it had signed and ment by the workers for the workers, just as Lenin ratified, had contributed to progress in that field. had conceived it. Soviet State organs comprised over Mongolia also supported the view that the United 2.3 million people's representatives, representing all Nations should deal first and foremost with mass and nationalities and social groups. The fact that there flagrant violations of human rights resulting from the were more workers and peasants in the Supreme policies of colonialism, racism, fascism, apartheid, Soviet, the highest authority in the land, than in the genocide, aggression, expansion and domination, parliaments of the developed capitalist States offered striking evidence of which could be found in South a practical example of the full implementation of the Africa, in the Arab territories occupied by Israel, in International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Chile and in other countries. 104. It was a matter of concern to the Soviet Union 108. Mongolia attached special importance to the that certain States continued their policy of boycot- practical implementation and observance of the ting the Covenants and refused to comply with provisions of the international human rights cove- international norms relating to the political and nants, which were valuable, internationally recog- socio-economic rights of the individual, thereby nized legal instruments. For its part, Mongolia had hindering the strengthening of international co-oper- created favourable conditions for the full enjoyment at ion in the field of human rights. Such States refused by its citizens of the political, civil, economic, social to accede to the Covenants and instead pursued and cultural rights proclaimed in those instruments. policies which violated human rights, manifesting Nevertheless, while expressing its satisfaction at the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the political system of the Soviet Union and Mongolia, as well as their views on human rights and international cooperation. It highlights the involvement of millions of people in political life and the importance of international human rights instruments. The text does not seem to be focused on economic development, industry, or other topics typically associated with categories such as economic development, industry, transport and communication, or international trade.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education