text: diverse realities of indigenous peoples in ail parts of the world," 17. A govemment observer felt this principle was difficult to understand in the absence of a définition of the term "indigenous peoples". 18. The Chairman/Rapporteur notes that the phrase "diverse realities of indigenous peoples in ail parts of the world" has been incorporated in the annual resolutions of the Commission on Human Rights in this field, since the establishment of the Working Group in 1982, .nost recently In Commission resolution 1990/62 of 7 March 1990. As to questions of définition, she will address those below under the heading "'Other matters". Draft article 1 "The right to the full and effective enjo3?ment of ail fundamental rights and freedoms, as well as the observance of the corresponding responsibilities, whieh are iiiïiversally recognised :ln the Charter of the United Nations and in existlng interuatlonal huisian rights Instruments." 19. One govemment observer stated that this sUould be radrafted to itiake it clear that nothing in the déclaration derogates from existing htiman rights instruments. It should permit the greatest frsedom oi: choice for indigenous peoples, and not iimit the options available to individuals. An indigenous observer proposed adding the words "as peoples" before the words "to the full and effective", and the words ''including the rigiit to self-detarniination" after the words "rights and freedoms". 20. The Chairman/Rapporteur believes that the ^;resent draft of this article is sufficiently flexible to permit indigenous people to assert and enjoy their individuai rights under existlng huma-n rights Instrimients, and to exercise ±n addition, if they wish, the spécial rights contained in this déclaration. As for the question of self-determination, there raay be need for further E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/39 page 6 discussion of the manner and context in which this principle might be reflected in the draft déclaration, unless it is decided that the référence in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the drafting of a human rights declaration related to indigenous peoples, specifically the principles and rights that should be included. The language used is focused on the rights and freedoms of indigenous peoples, including their right to self-determination, and the text references existing international human rights instruments. Based on this, it seems likely that the category would be related to human rights or cultural issues.