text: ^2J^£_Jii.^l_iiH2Z?9iaAi.2r- "^-e recent J.ip~i one bio effortr; ~-f the Government of Portugal sno; in parciculcr, tho cc::ivj.a±ovQ of tho Council of ^Ministers, issued on 12 Ceptember 198Os xn which Portugal pledjec1 itself, as bne sdniniptering Poorer, to undertake broad mitiaexves >'j.th a viov xo ensuriiif; bhe full ana speedy decolonization of East Tinorf 1. Deplores the fact that bhe gravity of the situation of the people of Ecist Timor is not being given sufficient attention by a large pa.rt of the international community! 2. Recomnexids bo the Comnission on Human Rights the following resolution for adoption: [For the text see chap. I5 sect. A., draft resolution VII] 1982/21. Question of the violation of hurian rights and fundamental freedoms, including policies of racial discrinination and segregation and of apartheid, inalj- cQuntries1i...wi.th parbicuiar reference to c0",onia3 and other dependenb countries and territories: report of the Sub-ConiTiission under Comission on HiXxan Rights resolution 8 (XXIII) 8_3_/ The jub-Cpnm-Lssion on .Prevention of ^iscriiaina Lion and Protection of Minorities^, Determined that i^roion^ed suppression of basic huaan rights, including the right to self-deterninatior.p shall not De forgotten or ignored, Reaffirming its ^rave concern at the oontinaed, prolonged and arbitrary violation of basic human rights of the courageous, free and Islamic neople of Afghanistan in defiance of the urgent appeals of the United Nations, its Commission on Human Rights, the Isianic States, tho llon-Jiligned tates and this Sub-C onmissi on, Recalling its rcsolacion 11 (XXXIV) of 9 September 1981 which, inter alia, called for a political so btlement on the basis of the withdrawal of foreign troops and full respect for bhe independence;, sovereignty and territorial integrity and non-aligned status of Afghanistan, Also recalling resolution 1982/14 of the Commission on Human Rights, and previous resolutions of the Oororaission, calling for the immediate withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan,
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing international relations, human rights, and decolonization, with a specific focus on East Timor and Afghanistan. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it is a government document or a report from an international organization.