jiuh 1 ajstention, taat no decxsion be ca<en on tne aoove-nentioned proposals. ^0. On ^0 August 3 9d2, <-. draft resolut-jon U/Ci\i./|./SuD.?/19ci2 L.v->) was suomitted by lir. Au^atn ana cs, I'^r^azi, 41. On £ S^pten jcr i'y82, an amenament (^/Ch. \.f Sub.2/ ' -32/L.3D to tnat draft resolution suonittcQ by 'nr. Hhitaker. ^2. <-t its 35rd Meeting, on < beotoaos,. i>02 enc Suo* Copmssion decidea, without a /ote, co uefer until its tnii"L. ' eixtn session considsrat 1 ci of the substance of the araf^ resolution an tne anend>jert thereto. Tne toyt of f-e decision appears in KI, section i-, as aecisiorE/CN. 4/196 3/4" B/CJT. 4/Sub. 2/198 2/43 page 26 IV. REVIEU OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS IK FIELDS UITH WHICH THE SU8-COiMISSI0u HAS BEEN CONCERNED 43. The Sub-Commission considered iteui 4 of ifcs agenda at its 21st and 22nd meetings held on 50 and 31 August and at its 36th meeting; held on 10 September 1932. 44- In connection with this item the Sub-Commission nad oefors it: (i) a nota by the Secretary--General relating to developments between 16 June 1931 and IS -June 1982 in fields with which the Sub-Commission has been concerned (£/CN.4/SUD.2/19O2M) ; (ii) a memorandum sumnarizin/j the recent activities of the International Labour Office in combating discrimination in respect of employment ano occupation (E/CN.4/£ub.2/1582/5); (iii) a report summarizing the recent activities of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) relating to the prevention of discrimination and protection of minorities (L/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/6); (iv) a note (£/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/26) prepared by the Secretary-General in accordance with Sub-Commission decision 3 (XXXIV) containing a summary of information regarding consideration by United Nations Orjans of the question of the establishment of a post of a United Nations High Commissioner for Human tfijhts; and, (v) a written statement (.S/CN.4/SUV.2/I982/NG0/2) submitted by the Procedural Aspects of International Law Institute3 a non-governmental organization in consultative status (Roster).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from a United Nations Sub-Commission, discussing its activities and decisions regarding human rights, specifically the prevention of discrimination and protection of minorities. The text mentions various organizations, such as the International Labour Office and UNESCO, and discusses their recent activities and reports. The focus is on human rights and international cooperation, with no clear connection to economic development, natural resources, or other categories.

**Category**
Human rights, Education