31.   The Cairo conference agreed that women have the right to control their own reproduction and should have access to reproductive health care including family planning.

32.   The conference agreed that poverty, frustrations and oppression provide a fertile ground for more terrorism.

33.   The conference agreed to review the issue and vote again.

34.   The Cairo conference agreed that women have the right to control their own reproduction and should have access to family planning.

35.   The conference agreed to ask the federal and Queensland governments for urgent legislation to legalize export of the birds.

36.   The conference also agreed to make previous provisions of the treaty apply to civil wars as well as international conflicts.

37.   The conference agreed on an arms embargo and other measures against Yugoslavia in response to the crackdown.

38.   The conference agreed Thursday to make the treaty permanent.

39.   The conference agreed to set up the anti-doping agency, but details on the structure, mission and financing were put off for up to three months.

40.   However, delegates who had planned to be in the territory three to five days before the conference had agreed to push back their arrival dates.