text: channelled to the promotion of human, civil, political, social and cultural rights. 15. Unfortunately, some nations found peaceful solutions difficult. The right to travel, to return to one's homeland, to earn a living in peace, to life and to freedom from hunger, fear and terror, were under serious threat. The inviolability and sanctity of the person from physical assault had been flagrantly ignored, and established conventions and principles of international humanitarian law on the treatment of civilians were not respected in situations of conflict. In face of the threat of massive violations of human rights, everyone must join in urging and appealing for restraint and for understanding and tolerance, respect for and observance of human rights and international humanitarian principles. The United Nations and its Member States must work together to divert funds, resources and energy to the attainment of peace and alleviation of the plight of all those suffering gross denial of their basic human rights and the Sub-Commission must devote every effort to the fulfilment of its mandate. 16. Mrs. PALLEY associated herself with concern expressed by Mrs. Daes and Mr. Eide at the political assassination of Mr. Kazem Rajavi and the need to protect all human rights activists. She also associated herself with the remarks by Mr. Despouy and Mr. Eide. In her view, Mr. Chernichenko had made some constructive observations at the preceding meeting concerning the annual report, which could be significant for the Sub-Commission's future work, if carried out in conjunction with the creation of a general Special Rapporteur's office. 17. The criteria for drawing the Sub-Commission's attention to situations meant that there were significant violations of human rights on which no action could be recommended. Lest she should be accused of being Eurocentric, she emphasized that violation of human rights was a universal human tendency 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the promotion and protection of human rights, which is a fundamental aspect of international relations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be an official document or statement from an international organization. The text highlights the importance of upholding human rights, protecting human rights activists, and promoting understanding and tolerance. These themes are all related to the field of human rights.