text: external interference and to establish their sovereign anc independent State5 (h) Urge the implementation of all relevant United Nations resolutions concerning the Palestine question and other occupied Arab territories in order to establish a just and lasting peace in the Middle East5 3* Recommends that the Commission on Human Eights and the Economic and Social Council take, as a matter of urgency, xhe necessary measures for the implementation of this resolution. 1982/19. Question of the violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms, including policies_of apartheid, in all countries reference to colonial an^ other_j3 e£.end_ent countries' and territories; report ofthe resolution 8 (XXlff). ['Jhe Sub-Comirussion on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities] 1. Recommends to the Commission on Human Flights that it call upon the Chilean authorities to respect and promote human rights in conformity with the obligations they have assumed by virtue of various International inrtruments and to co-operate with the machinery of the United Nations system, implementing fully the concrete measures requested repeatedly by the General Assembly and the Commission on Human Rights in their resolutions; 2. Further recommends tc the Commission on Human Rights that it maintain vigilance in rela tion to the evolution of human rights and fundamental liberties In Chile.E/usr. 4/198 3/4 E/CH. 4/Sub. 2/19R2//L3 page 16 1982/21 „ Qu6stiqn_-qf the violation __of human rights and fundamental freedoms^including policies of racial discrimination and segregation and of apartheid, in all countries, with r ^sf erence J^ _councries and "territori_esj__ report of the Sub-Commission uncer Qoiomission on Ijusign Eights resoluuion 8 ^J [The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Ms criminal 3« Im'ites bhe Lornnission on Juman Eights to urge all parties concerned to co-operate with the Secretary-General^ 5. Becommends that the Commission on Human Rights concinue to give special attention and high priority to the situation in Afghanistan at its thirty-ninth session.
analysis: The text appears to be focused on issues related to human rights, international relations, and peacekeeping. It mentions specific countries and territories, such as Palestine, Chile, and Afghanistan, and references international organizations and resolutions. This suggests that the text is more concerned with politics and international relations than with economic or social issues.