10. The relevant costs are estimated as follows: 198'j (US dollars) (a) Translation into and tyoing in Arabic 13,000 (b) Printing in Arabic, English, French, Russian and Spanish 15,0Oo2- 23,800 Resolution 1982/16. Adverse consequences for the enjoyment of human rights of political, military, economic and other forms of assistance given to colonial and racist regimes in southern Africa 11. In paragraph 1 of its resolution 19G2/16, the Suo-Comnussion invites the Special Rapporteu. , Mr. Ahmed Khalifa, to continue to upaat , subject to annual review, the l^st of banks, transnational corporations and otncr organizations assisting the colonial and racist regiia*. in South Africa. The updated report is to be submitted through the Sub-Commission to the Commission on Human Rights. 12. Paragraph 2 requests the Secretary-General to give the Special Rapporteur all tne assistance that he may require in the exercise of his mandate, including the use of computerized assistance in the preparation of future updated reports. 13. Ejaring in mind that initial computer service estimates have been presented and included in 1982 in the amount of $15,500 on the basis of resolution 6 (XXXIV) of the Sub-Commission and Commission resolution 1932/12, tne relevant costs are estimated as follows. 198? (US dollars) Travel (Cairo/Geneva/Cairo, by economy class) of Special Rapporteur for consultations with the Centre for Human Rights and subsistence for 5 working days 1,900 Computer services 6,800— rJ / i Clffi- o Jat 'U QP jfw-Ikl profit m; siE/CN.4/1983/4 E/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/43 Annex II page 4 Resolution 1982/2$. Question of the violation of human rights ana fundamental freedoms, including policies'of racial discrimination and segregation and "oT apartheid, in all countries, with particular reference to colonial and other* dependent countries and territories? report of the Sub-Coramisslon UIK\-/ TTcyii.-jSLoTFor. Euia.ih r.g;ht3 resolution b* XXll) 14. In paragraph 1 of its resolution 1982/23. the Sub--Commission requests
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a United Nations resolution related to human rights and international cooperation. It mentions translation, printing, and computer services, which suggests that the resolution is concerned with the dissemination of information and the provision of assistance to various organizations. The focus on human rights and the involvement of the Special Rapporteur and the Secretary-General suggests that the resolution is related to international cooperation and humanitarian aid.

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