text: in. bh the nachineiy of bhe united ITations pyctcm, implementin- fully the concrete measures requested ropeatcr!"iy by the GrnercJ Assemb^jr and! the Commission on Human Rights in their reeoluuiciis, ?.. Fur biier_^rocoiLiend s to chc Commission on Huaaii flights that it maintain vigilance in relation to the evolution of him an rights and fundrmental liberties in Chile. 1982/20. j^ux^s^ij?ja_oi?_ Jwic_ jipJs^J-'Fi J^-'. h'tman righbs_jand rundaasntal pc^rggstior. j\n<\ _qf_S^3J£^li^J-Az. ilLfJU.. Jloj£ii£iP±i. Jli-j). par ticj.ilor__rc fcrenoe _to_ _co !-oniaI___and_ other dependent ^zjLJi'M' berrltor^cGjreiport of tho oub-Corxaicsion SlVP^^jLJiM. ^^j p ±JL^S,-J'.SL®}%l^Jl\2i2ZLS21.Ji1!1 :gn ^l^hts resolution 6 (XXIIJ) 8_2_/ •'C^j?~kg-i^ri-..gsior. on.Proyenticn of. EiccrJbunation and Protection of Minorities? ilS5i?ISi.2inr the inalienable ri;ht of al' peoples to stlf-dotenr.inrtion and i?idependence in acccrdance vi th tho "orincioier of the Charter of the United Ifetions and tho declaration op the Grarting of I^dooondence co Colonial Countriee and Peoples, contained in General Assembly resolution 1 5"1 ' v-^") °f 1^ Docembor I960, 8_0/ Adopted at bhe j5bJi mooting on 0 ocpbcmbor 1932, without a vote. JCO chap. VII 91/ E/CF./i/]yre <. 8_2_/ Adopted ai the 35th meeting, on 8 September 1982, by 10 votes to 2, vith abstentions. -lee chap. VII.E/JCN. E/olu x>age4/1983/'" ,_,/:-. b.:/ix 94 iL®.1?i-iiS£ re solutions 3-135 (XXX) o.r 12 December I>?5, 3l/53 °^ 1 December i960, 32/34 of 28 IToveniber lr77, 33/^9 o" "i 3 December 1370, 3^/40 or 21 November 1979, 35/27 of j] Hovcmoor 1980 anc 36/50 of 2< Kovei-'ber 19SI of L,h3 General Assembly concerning the ouestion of East ni' >or, .^^Sl^X "^AO-Ani r~t,-° vl^~<- 33' (i 77) V °? "cccnbei 1975 anc) 389 (1976) of 22 April 197*6 "of Lh» '^curit;? Counoi.? _Graycl_y concerii^^ -10 'lio svrferinL of all yindE _nflie cecl on tho people of East Tinor by the f£-_. Ivre to roBpact tLtir right t-> scli-detemination,
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or a declaration from the United Nations, focusing on the rights of peoples, particularly the people of East Timor, to self-determination and independence. The text mentions the Charter of the United Nations, the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, and the Commission on Human Rights, indicating that the document is related to international relations, human rights, and humanitarian issues.