Mindful of the fact, chat tne need to promote human rights through the acceltrzcfi 3oonom_c and social development o" all peoples and to integrate human rights standards anu objectives nore effectively into development plans has been a otsn^ chone cf rco^nt reflections in United nations human rights fora, l!2iS211SS Concussion 0:1 human ni^htc, request to the Secretary-General, in its resoluti? 1 L982/A? tc coisider establishing srall reference libraries of human riant.3 r ato.'lals 3n UP. t;1 iK Liens offices, particularly in developing countries, _Furthe£ L^-^ilflf* Cc imission on Human R_ghts resolutions 15 (XXXVII), 30 (x:j":VxJ\ y]~(YX H'^D anl j 5*32/37 ijn'ch recognizes the potential] y important •"ole o- &,-i.i.^'. 3?siouancs iv ps'cro;ir>3 rerpect for human rights and development, Erpi et-ji..t_ ^1- oi-o.afj co.iviciio,. t'"1;!*, United Nations efforts in the human rights field SIJOJI-I iccus noi o^y on cura:i re tuh ziso on preventive measures, Y'jVLnr-,j^oj\si<ie >»so ths excellent first pare of the report of the Special rsrrero5 on on-= petv international economic c-der and the ri.^pt 3 53/ £^ >s ohe importance of pronof.ng full resuect for human rights by o/1: ol t.g Lhs de', "lopment proc-oj together tjith neasures designed to strengthen res.;ec^ "ri <'no uic of "i^u, -irr1. *"o up^o'e knowrlcdge and understanding of the legal Gyceri ° °° yi"I(Ls ri-Ia^e'a] end iruxtiiateral developirent co-operation agencies to nsks a^ciicio1- to LS'^S^^^ \hs necec^a "y iiauerial resources and expertise required to oont"ibutc ^c ,'T; b^^cn°;thenirip- c." -10 _*ule of lav ir the development process; 3. t±TuejL'5, Cl*a ^^o-eiary Gen<?raZ . ^fte.1 consultation with relevant Unite J Kn'Azca ox';,jrs ?nd coeczo in a agencies, including the United Nations Dcveic J" sr/. ? -J*VJI ."e, -re L^i'.er llsticns Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or gam zvt't . rnt. l^e i"or3 -• e^S1. >-o suotiic a report to cne Sub-Commission on the