text: direct contacts at other times during the years (2) The Bureau of the Commission on Human Bights might act as an advisory committee to the High Commissioner, advising him or her on any aspect of the responsibilities of the Office5 such advice incy be given on the initiative of the Bureau, or at the request of the High Commissioner5 (3) The High Commissioner should be nominated by the Secretary-General and elected by the General Assembly. The -period of his or her mandate should be five years, 'He or she should not serve for two consecutive terms, A Deputy High Commissioner might be elected in the same manner and should in principle be from a different region of the world than the High Commissioner. The Deputy High Commissioner should perform duties assigned by the High Commissioner and should assume the responsibilities of the High Commissioner during the latter!s temporary absence or disability. 1982/31. Study of the problem of discrimination against indigenous populations [The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities] 6. D.scides__to Jiegue_s_t the Commission on Human Eights and tne Economic and Social Council to establish a fund for the purpose of allowing representatives of indigenous populations to come to Genev? to participate in the work of the Working Group. 1982/33. Exploitation of .child tlabour [The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination arid Protection of Minorities] •'-• Decides to submit to the Commission on Human Rights for its consideration the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur, Mr. A. Bouhdiba, for a programme of action.E/CF. 4/198 3/4 E/CN.4/Sub.2/198 2/43 page 20 II. ORC-lNIZ/.TIOIi OP THE SESSION Opening and duration of the session 1. The Sub-Commission, on Prevention of Discrimination rnd Protection of Minorities held its thirty-fifth session at the United H>tioiis Office at Geneva from 16 August to 10 September 1982.
analysis: The text appears to be related to international human rights, specifically discussing the Commission on Human Rights and its subsidiary bodies, such as the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities. The topics mentioned, including discrimination against indigenous populations and child labor, suggest a focus on social and humanitarian issues rather than economic or environmental concerns.