honour to enclose a list10 containing the names and other details of9,405 Iranian citizens, both civilian and military. who have been reported missing since the beginning of the war of aggression waged against the Islamic Republic of Iran by the Iraqi rulers. This list documents only one of the many atrocious crimes of the Ba· athist regime which include, inter alia, the bom­ bardment of civilian targets and the execution of cap­ tives. as documented by the International Red Cross. The principles of justice and those of the Charter of the United Nations require that the international commu­ nity and the United Nations react strongly to these massive and flagrant violations of international law. international decency and human rights by the regime of Iraq, and these war criminals should be brought to '''Circulated under the double symbol A/38/108-S/1563:!. [Original: Engli.\"h] [I March /983] justice in accordance with the precedents set in the case of Nazi war criminals. The case of more than 9,400 missing persons has been brought to the attention of the Commission on Human Rights at its current session in Geneva. It would be highly appreciated if you could use your good offices to ask the Commission to consider the matter at its current session and to exert all possible pressure on the Iraqi regime in order to bring justice to the situation. It would also be highly appreciated if the contents of the enclosed list were recorded as a document of the General Assembly and of the Security Council. (Signed) Seyed Ahmad SERAJZADEH Charge d'c<ffaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic <d' Iran to the United Nations DOCUMENT S/15633* Letter dated 1 March 1983 from the representative of China to the Secretary-General I have the honour to enclose herewith the text of a '''Circulated under the douhle symhol A/38/109-S/l5633. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic correspondence related to a humanitarian crisis and a call for international action. The contents of the letter focus on the Iraqi regime's alleged war crimes, including the bombing of civilian targets and the execution of captives, and the request for the international community to take action against these crimes. The text also references the International Red Cross and the United Nations, indicating a strong connection to international humanitarian law and organizations.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations