preparation of a document on environmental rights and obligations (Draft Charter of Environmental Rights and Obligations of Individuals, Groups and Organizations) for possible adoption at the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). Suggestions for action by the Sub-Commission 10. Work is already well under way on the Charter of Environmental Rights to be submitted to the 1992 UNCED. The Sub-Commission has clear expertize in this field from which UNCED and its Preparatory Committee could benefit. FIAN would therefore propose that: (a) The Sub-Commission give priority attention to working on a legal instrument of environmental rights. We believe that this is necessary as the link between the environment and human rights are clear, and as many declarations on environmental rights have already been made and it is now a legally binding instrument that is needed; (b) The Sub-Commission designate one or two of its members to represent it at the meetings of the group that is drafting the Charter of Environmental Rights and Obligations, and request that this group formally invite these members to participate in its work. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the development of a legal instrument related to environmental rights and obligations, with a specific goal of submitting it to the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). This suggests that the topic is closely related to environmental issues and human rights. The Sub-Commission's expertise in this field and the request to designate members to represent it at the Charter's drafting group further support this hypothesis.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, Humanitarian aid and relief