people, a new mission of inquiry, accompanied by representatives of the resistance movement, must again visit the regime's prisons and torture centres. The Sub-Commission was therefore urged to adopt a firm and unambiguous resolution condemning the continued violations of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran. 74. Mr. MILOSEVIC (World Association for World Federation) said that, since 1945, the communist regime in Yugoslavia had continued the Islamic Albanian colonization of the Serbian territory of Kosovo which had been started during the Turkish occupation. Every form of discrimination, abuse of human rights and terror had been employed in the process with the result that 450,000 Serbs had abandoned their homes in Kosovo and had in effect become a minority in part of their own Republic. At the same time the Albanian population had increased disproportionately due not only to its higher birth rate but also to massive and uncontrolled immigration of an estimated 400,000 political refugees from the People's Republic of Albania. 75. The law in force between 1945 and 1988 had prohibited the Serbian population from returning to their historic homeland. Moreover, the colonization of Kosovo was continuing with the active support of Islamic fundamentalism which was conducting a Jihad with a view to the total elimination of the Christian population of Kosovo. The colonization of Kosovo by the Albanian Muslims was in fact the first stage of a strategy to convert the whole of the Balkans to Islam. 76. The Serbian organizations recommended the following measures with a view to settling the Kosovo problem. Laws should be adopted for the decolonization of the Serbian territories of Kosovo and to facilitate the return and reintegration of the Serbian population in Kosovo. The international community should be urged to condemn as a racist act the policy of ethnic purge pursued by the Albanians. In that connection, his organization was 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing political and human rights issues in the context of international relations, specifically regarding the treatment of minorities in Kosovo and Iran. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a report or statement from an international organization or government. The text does not mention economic or environmental issues, but rather focuses on political and social problems.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights