United nations bodTes The Sub-Commission decided to defer until ifcs thirty-sixth session consideration of the draft resorution contained in document E/GlT.il/Sub.2/l982/L<,o and the amendments thereto contained in document E/CN.3/'Sub.2/l9O2/L.31. 1982/10. The effects of gross violations of human rights on interna-ti^onal peace and security _122/ The Sub-Commission decided to defer further consideration of the draft resolution contained in document E/CN./j/Sub.2/1932/L.22 and the amendments thereto contained in document E/C1T.4/1982/L.56 imtil its thirty-sixth session at which time the draft resolution and the amendments thereto will have the status of pending business. I982/II. Question of the violation of human rights and. fundamcnfaal^ freedoms, inclading policies of racial. _uis crimination and se^egstion>_and_ of apartheid, in a3_l_ 9^-wJ^r^es_^^t^]3articu]._a:r reference to colonial srid other dependent and territories; report of the Gub-Commission ander Commission or resolafcio'n 8 "(mil)' l£3/ The Sub-Commission decided to defer until .VGS thirty-sixth session consideration of the draft resolution contained in document E/CIT./:/3ub.2/l982/L.9. 1932/12. Question of the yiolcition of human rights and fundamental including oolicies of racial discrimination and _£g _and__o_f_ a'^artheid^jln all countries, with ]particular_ reference to_ colonial and, other depend-ent countries _and territories; _rep_ort of tho_Gub-Coaimission under Commission on Human Riph'cs resolution 8 (XXIIll ~X2&J The Sub-Commission decided to express the view that, in order to avoid inter- State recriminations which are detrimental to its uorlc as an expert body, observers for States should in future, when invited to participate on the agenda iten "Question of the violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms, incltiding policies of racial discrimination and segregation and of apartheid,, in all countries, with particular reference to colonial and. other dependent countries and. territories; report of the Sub-Commission under Commission on Human Rights resorution 8 (XXIIl)", not implicate other States in a deliberately abusive manner. 121/ Adopted at the 33rd. meeting, on 7 September 1982, without a vote. See
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international law and human rights, as it discusses the consideration of draft resolutions and the expression of views by the Sub-Commission on the Status of Women. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and cooperation. The topics discussed, such as gross violations of human rights, apartheid, and racial discrimination, suggest a focus on social and humanitarian issues.

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