collected between sessions of the Working Group and provided to the Group; 9- Urges that the study on debt bondage called for by the Sub-Commission in its resolution 6 B (XXXI) of 13 September 1978 and 8 (XXXIII) of 10 September I98O should be undertaken without further delay and that the author should be requested to recommend the steps necessary for total reform within a realistic, but limited, period of time; 10. Urges also that the International Labour Office should be requested to continue its study of the adverse situation of indentured labour in the mines and elsewhere in South Africa, and that more concrete measures should be taken to combat the apartheid regime of South Africa and that economic, commercial, political and diplomatic sanctions - except of activities which contribute to ending apartheid - be taken in order to eliminate that system; 11. Recommends that a comprehensive study of the various forms of the most serious exploitation of women should be made in conjunction with the Commission on the Status of Women; 12. Recommends also that Working Groups should be established in close consultation with the Commission on the Status of Women, to help afford better protection for the human rights of women and children. 13. Considers that the Study of traffic in persons and prostitution 74_/ should be updated; 74/ ST/SOA/SD/8./C¥>. I /Sub. 2/198 2/13 14- Considers farther that a report OP the causes and implications of the sale of cnildren, including commercially-motivated (and especially transnational) adoptions, should be prepared; 15- Is of the opinion that legal aid should be provided to the victims of slavery and to those who bring legal actions on their behalf; 16. Considers that every case of a slavery-type practice must be reported
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on human rights and social issues, specifically slavery, exploitation, and discrimination. It mentions various forms of exploitation, such as debt bondage, indentured labor, and the sale of children, and emphasizes the need for legal aid and reporting of such cases. The text also touches on the importance of combating apartheid and taking concrete measures to eliminate it.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment, Health