more members of the Sub-Commission, fol]owing a decision by the Commission on Human Rights to visit, with the approval of the Government concerned, any country as regards which the Commission has received reliably attested allegations of a gross end consistent pattern of violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms with a view to examining such situations at first hand and reporting thereon to the Sub-Commission at its next sessionj 2. Requests the> Secretary-General to provide all necessary assistance to any such member or members of the bub-Commission. IJj/ See chap. XXI, sect. A, resolution 1982/14, and chap, VII.E/CF.4/1983/4 E/CN. A/SUO . 2/198 2//r5 6 Question of The violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms» including policies of racial discrimination and sogrogacion-and of __ apartheid, ? in all countries, with particular reference to colonial and other dependent countries and ^territories;_ report of the Sub-Commissipn under Commission on Human Lights resolution 8 (XXIll) _1A/ Qfc^ stioji off. The Commission en Human Rights, !• Reaffirgas the inalienable right of the people of East Timor tc self- determination and independence, in accordance with Genera] Assembly resolution 1514 (XV); 2- VJL22&IS3.. 'ttiat tiie People of East Tinor must be enabled freely to determine their own future on the basis of the relevant- General Assembly resolutions and the relevant United Nations human lights instruments; 3* .Calls upon all interested parties, namely Portugal; as the administering Power, and the representatives of the East Timorese people, as well as Indonesia; to co-operate fully with the United Nations with a view to guaranteeing the free and full exercise of the right to self-determination by the people of East Timor? 4. Expresses its deepest concern at the suffering of the people of East Timor as a result of the situation now prevailing in the Territory;