108. The Sub-Commission heard statements by observers for the following States! Argentina (17th meeting)5 Cuba (3rd and 17th meetings); Cyprus (3rd and 15th meetings)? Democratic Kampuchea (15th and 17th meetings); Democratic People's Republic of Korea (15th and 17 th meetings?) s German Democratic Republic (3rd meeting); Iran (15th meeting); Iraq (l?th meeting); Israel (3rd and 15th meetings); Ilicaragua (3rd and 15th meetings), Poland (l7th meeting); Republic of Korea (3rd and 17th meetings); Turkey (ijth and 17th meetings); Uruguay (15th and 17th meeting?) 3 and Viet Fam (17th meeting). 109. At its 17fch meeting, the Sub-Commission heard a statement by the observer for the Palestine Liberation Organization. 110. At its 15th and 16th meetings, the Sub-Commission heard statements by the observers for cho fjllowing non-governnental organizations in consultative status wi uh the Economic and Social Councils World Muslim Congress (category i) , Afro-Asian People'L Solidarity Organization, Amnesty International, Anti-Slavery Society for the Protection of Fuman Rights, Baha'i International Comrcunity, International Conmissicn of Jurists, International Federation of Human Rights, Intern?cional Indian Treat;/ Council, International League for Human Rights, International llovement for Fraternal Union among Races and Peoples, and Pax Chnsti (catsgory II). 111. Or 30 August 1982, a draft resolution (B/C1\\ A/Sub .2/19S 2/L. 5) was submitted "iy :'r. Akram, Mr. Bossuyt, fir. Careyf Mrs. Daes, Mr. Eide, Mr. Perrero, Mr. Foli, Mr. Hsdij Mr. Jimeta, llr. Joinet, Ilr. Khalifa, Mr. Masud, Mr. Mudawi, Mrs. Odio-Jenito, 2-Ir. Saker, Mrs. de Sousu, Mrs. Warsazi, Mr. "v/hi baker and Ilr. Yimer. 112. The Sab-Commission considered the draft rosolution at its 32nd meeting on 7 September 198?, when it vas introduced by Mr, 'flutakcr. 113. At the sac? meeting,, the Sub-Commission sdooted the draft resolution without a vote. li<. The text of the resolution, as adopted, appears in chapter XXI, section A, as resolution 198?/l.