the main__j;rjasof__cOTic^ern__ajid its decision to emphasize the importance _of the_ question oj^^^dgj^ining^indigenous PgPHlations fro^TSa^n^rnajtional_^ewp_oin^2^d_the^ special and urgent "attention that has to be"paid_to the cases of physical destruction of indigenous communities (genocide) or destruction of indigenous cultures (ethnocide;; 5. Requests the Working Group to take due account of the final report in connection with the study of the problem of discrimination against indigenous populations in all its parts and, in particular, the third part containing conclusions, proposals and recommendations which the Special Rapporteur is requested to make available to the Working Group and which will provide a solid basis for it to construct its own contributions in this complex and delicate field? 6. Decides to request the Commission on Human Rights and the Economic and Social Council to establish a fund for the purpose of allowing representatives of indigenous populations to come to Geneva to participate in the work of the Working Group. 198 2/32. ^uejLiion^f^Jih^^ to any form of detention or imprisonment 104/ The Sub-Commission on the Prevention of discrimination and Protection of Minorities, Recalling its resolutions 10 (XXX) of 31 August 1977 and 5 $ (XXXl), together with resolution 17 (XXXV) of the Commission on Human Rights, HiJ^SiSE-ZSS^yiSS resolution 1979/34 of the Economic and Social Council authorizing the Sub-Commission to entrust Mrs. Nicole Questiaux with the prepa.r3.tion of a report on the implications for human rights of recent developments concerning situations known as states of siege or emergency, Having examined the Special Rapporteur's excellent study, 1O&/ Aware what lessons may be drawn therefrom for the promotion and protection of human rights, especially in exceptional sitLiationss 104/ Adopted at the 36th meeting, on 10 September 1982, by 13 votes to 1, with 2 abstentions. See chap. X. E/CN. 4/C ub. 2/198 2/15.E/OT. A/198 3/4 E/CN.4/Sub.2/198 2/43 page 107
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international human rights and the protection of indigenous communities. It discusses the importance of addressing the physical destruction of indigenous communities and cultures, and requests the establishment of a fund to allow representatives of indigenous populations to participate in the work of the Working Group. The text also references previous resolutions and reports on human rights and the prevention of discrimination. Given the focus on human rights and indigenous communities, it is likely that this text falls under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture