Sub-Commission, at its thirby-sixth session, any reports that nay be submitted to the General Assembly, or to any ol Its Committees, pertaining to the use of illegal weapons in Afghanistan or against the ^if^han peoples 5* Roconmends that the Commission on Human flights continue to give special attention an'' hi^h priority to -,he pltjation in Afghani scan at its thirty-ninth session.E/CN. 4/190 3A E/CK. 4/Sub. 2/198 2/i3page 96 1982/22. Question of the violation of human rightg and fundamental ££®£ll22^LL_jyi^^ discrimination and segregation .and of apartheid?M. in all countries., with 'particular reference to colonial and _other dependent c_ountries and. _territor~ is: report of the '*.ub-Conaission i^4£L£_J^£liiL^iii9^^ 8.4/ The Sub-CoDmission_op._?revon_bion of £iscriaination__and Protection of Minorities, Ftecallinf, Commission or. Human Rights decision 9 (XXXIV), Commission on Human Rights resolution 29 (XXXVT), 11 (XXXVIl) and 1902/13, as well as Sub-Commission resolutions 4 B (XXXll), 2/| (XXXIIl) and 13 (XXXIV) on the human rights situation in Kampuchea, s Having considered, in accordance with the fifth preambular paragraph of resolution 1932/13 of the Commission on Huaan Rights, the careful and objective review carried out by Mr. A. Side of material concerning the practices of the foreign forces which affect the human rights of the people of Kampuchea, -'-• Expresses its appreciation to hr. A. Side for his conscientious work in analysing the material relating to the situation in Kampuchea; 2* 2^£JiSiL£3 the oGcretary-General to transmit to the Commission on Human Eights at its thirty-ninth session the material reviewed by Mr. Eide together with the summary records of the Sub-Commission's consideration of the matter at its thirty-fifth session, 3. Endorses the call made by other United Nations bodies for an immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces from Kampuchea; /iL* Calls on the Commission on Hunan Rights tc affirm the need for a political
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to human rights and international law, specifically discussing the use of illegal weapons, violations of human rights, and the situation in Afghanistan and Kampuchea. It also mentions the Commission on Human Rights and the Sub-Commission, which suggests that it is related to international organizations and their activities. Given the focus on human rights and international law, it is likely that the text is categorized under a category that is not strictly related to economic development or industry.

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