C••cho.lovakia andtheLibyanArabJamahiriya andtheobs.rv.r forRomania. 7.Atthe18thmeeting, on17May,statements weremadebyther.pr••entativ.s of India,IraqandIr.land andtheobservers forHungary, Vi.tNam,Sw.denand Au.tra1ia. 8.Atthe19thm••ting,on17May,stat.ments w.remad.byther.pre.entativ ••of BralilandGr.eceandtheob.ervers forCyprus, theGermanDemocratic R,pub1ic, the By.10russian SovietSocialist RepUblic andIceland (onbehalfoftheNordic countries). 9.AttheZOthm.eting, on18May, st~tements weremadebyther.pr••entative. of Jordan, V.nezu.la, Italy,Nicaragua, NewZealand, China,theUnitedStat••of Am.rica, theUnionofSovi.tSocialist RepUblics, Canada, theSudanandTunisia and theob••rversfortheLaoPeople'. Democratic R.public andthePhilippin ••• 10.AttheZl.tmeeting, on18May,.tatement. weremad.bytherepre.entative. of Uruguay, Japan,France, Norway, Yugoslavia, BUlgaria andCubaandtheob.erv.rs for CostaRica,Mongolia, Au.tria, Finland andD.mocratic Kampuchea. Recommendations contain.d inthereportoftheCommission ~umon Ri;htl 11.Chapter I01thereportoftheCommission onHumanRight.onit.~orty-fifth .e.sion (E/1989/Z0) contained eightdraftr••olutions andZOdraftdeci.ion. recommended foradoption bytheCouncil. Theprogramme budg.timplications ofthe resolutions anddecision. adopted bytheCommission werecontain.d inann••IIIto thereport. -77-Ady.r••gon"gpepg ••fortb.'P~QJm.pt ofhumanright.ofpolitical. military, egopgmig 'Ddoth.rfgrm'gfa.li.tanc. giv.ntotb.ragi.tandcolonialilt r'gim. ofSouthAfrica 12.Atit.22ndm.'ting, on19May,theCommitt••adopt.ddraftresolution I, .ntitl.d "Adv.r••con••qu.nc••'orthe.njoym.nt ofhumanrightsofpolitical, military, .conomic andoth.rfrIofaSliltanc. giv.ntotheracistand colonia1ilt regimeofSouthAfri_al reportoftheSpecial Rapporteur ofthe Sub-Commi ••iononPrev.ntion ofDi.crimination andProt.ction ofMinorities", bya r.cord.d voteof39to7,with7ablt.ntion,. Th.votingwa,asfollowsl IpfaYQurl Bahama., B.li••,Bolivia, Bra.il, Bulgaria, Cam.roon, China, Colombia, Cuba,C••cho.lovakia, Ghana,GuiL.a, India,Indon.sia, Iran(I.lamic R.public of),Iraq,Jordan, X.nya,L••otho,Libyan ArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Nig.r,oman,Poland, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad andTobago, Tuni.ia, Ukrainian Sovi.tSociali.t R.public, UnionofSoviet Socia1i.t R.publicl, Uruguay, V.n••u.la,Yugoslavia, Zaire, Zambia. Again.tl France, G.rmany, Fed.ral R.public of,Italy,N.th.rlands, Portugal, Unit.dXingdom ofGr.atBritain andNorth.rn Ireland, Unit.dStat.sofAm.rica. Ab.taipipgl Canada, D.nmark, Gre.c., Ir.land, Japan,N.wZ.aland, Norway. 13.Th.Council, atits16thpl.nary m••ting,on24May,adopted thedraft r••olution r.comm.nd.d bytheCommittee (E/1989/88, para,59,draftr.solution I) byar.cord.d voteof38to7,with8ab.t.ntion.. Forthefinalt.xt, ~eeCouncil r••olution 1989/73, Thevotingwasasfollowsl IpfaVQurl Bahama., B.li••,Bolivia, Bra.il, Bulgaria, Cam.roon, China, Colombia, Cuba,Czecho.lovakia, Ghana,Guin.a, Indon.sia, Iran(I.lamic R.public of),Iraq,Jordan, X.nya,Lesotho, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Niger,oman,Poland, Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Ukrainian Sovi.tSocialist R.public, Unionof Sovi.tSociali.t R.public., Uruguay, V.nezu.la, Yugoslavia, Zair.,Zambia. Again.tl Franc., G.rmany, Fed.ral R.public of,Italy,Neth.rlands, Portugal, Unit.dXingdom ofGreatBritain andNorth.rn Ireland, Unit.dStat.sofAm.rica. Ah.tainipgl Canada, D.nmark, Greece, Ir.land, Japan,Liberia, 11NewZeaiand, Norway. 11Th.d.l.gation ofLib.ria subsequently indicat.d thatitsvoteonthe .aCtre.olution .houldhavebe.nrecord.d asbeinginfavourandnotasan ab.tention. -78-Norking GrouponCont.mporary Form.ofSlay.ry oftheSub-Conpnillion onPr.-'ut!2D OfDilcrimination andProt'ction OfMinoriti•• 14.Atthe20thmeeting, On18May,thereprelentative oftheNetherlandl introduced anamendment (E/1989/C.2/L.16) todraftresolution·II, .ntitl.d "R.port oftheWorking GroupOnContemporary FormsofSlavery oftheSub-Commi ••ionon Prevention ofDilcrimination andProtection ofMinorities". Theam.ndment called fortheinsertion, afteroperative paragraph 2,ofanewop.rativ. paragraph reading! "3.EndoulI therequ'lt oftheCommi"ion OnHuman Ri~htl, in
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report from a United Nations meeting, discussing human rights and resolutions related to various countries. The content focuses on political and social issues, with mentions of colonialism, racism, and slavery. The text also includes voting records and country names, suggesting a strong international focus.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights