Mrs., de Sousa, Mrs- Uarzazi and Mr- yhitaker. 133• The Sub-Comnission considered the draft resolution at itr 34th meeting, on 8 September 1982, when it wae introduced by Mr, Carey who proposed the deletion of the second preambular paragraph. 134- At the same meeting, on the proposal of Mr. Whitaker, the Sub-Commission, by 9 votes to 35 with 6 abstentions, decided to defer until its thirty-sixth session consideration of the substance of the draft resolution. The text of the decision appears in chapter XXI, section B, as decision 1982/11. 135. Cn 31 August 19S2, a draft resolution (E/Ci:.4/Sub.2/l982/L.ll) was submitted by Mr. Akrarrij Mrs. Daes, Mr, Perrerc, Mr. ?oli, Mr. Hadi, Mr. Jimeta, Mr. Joinet, Mr- Khalifap Mr. Masud, Mr. Mubanga-Chipoya, Mr. Mudawi, Mrs. Odio-Benito, Mr. Sofinsky, Mrs. do Sousa, Mr. ToMevski, Mrs- Warzazi and Mr. YImer. 136. On 6 September 1982, amendments (E/CN.4/Sub ,2/l982/L.4l) to the draft resolution were submitted by Mir. Carev. 157. On 7 September 1932, amendments (s/CN.4/Sub.2/l982/L.45) were submitted by Mr. Saker. 138. On 8 September 1982, an amendment (E/&T,4/Sub.2/1902/L.51) was submitted by Mr. "Ride. 139- The Sub-Commission considered the draft resolution at its 34th meeting, on 8 September 1982, when it was introduced by Mr. ikrara, who revised the text along the lines proposed in document E/GN.£/Sub.2/l982/L.5O. Mr. Akram said that the amendments proposed in document E/CH.4/SiA.2/l932/L.45 wore acceptable to the sponsors of the draft resolution. 140. At its 34t1-i meeting, tLe Sub-Commission, by 13 votes to 1, with 5 abstentions, rejected Mr. Carey's amendments. 141' At the came roeting Mr. Eide withdrew his amendment. 142. Mir. Beltraraino proposed thab paragraph 1 (a) be deleted rnd that paragraph 1 (b) be emended to leads "Declares that the indiscriminate bombardment and destruction of Lebanese cities and the Palestinian re.fugee camps, which have caused, mass killings
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to a specific conflict or crisis, mentioning the "indiscriminate bombardment and destruction of Lebanese cities and the Palestinian refugee camps", which suggests that it may be related to humanitarian or political issues. The use of phrases like "mass killings" and "human rights" also supports this hypothesis.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Politics