text: their jurisdiction from assisting those rhgimes and thus encouraging them to continue violating fundamental human rights; approved the decision of the Commission on Xuman Right6 to authorise the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities to appoint a special rapporteur on political, military, economic and other assistance given to the racist and colonial rhgimes in southern Africa) and recommended that the Assembly should include this item in its agenda with a view C.o conddering it at its thirtieth session (resolution 1864 (LVI)). At its thirtieth, thirty-first, thirty-third, thirty-fifth, thirty-seventh, thirty-ninth and forty-first seosions, the General Assembly considered the above-mentioned item (resolutions 3383 (XXX), 31133, 33132, 35132, 37139, 39115 id 41195). The Commission on Humen Rights considered this item at its thirtieth and thirty-second to forty-third sessions (resolutions 3 (XXX), 6 @XXII), 7 (-III), 6 (XRXIV), 9 (RXXV), lp &KXVI), 8 (XXXVII), 1982/12, 1983111, 198416, 198519, 198615, 198616, 198719 end 1987110). The Sub-Commission also considered the item at various sessions (resolutions 1 (RX%), 2 (XXX111), 6 (XrorIV), 1982116, 1983111, 198416, 1985/3, 1989/g and 1989/9). At its forty-third sesdon, f211 the General Assembly expressed its appreciation to the Special Rapporteur of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities for his updated report on the adverse consequences for the enjoyment of human rights of political, military, eCOnontiC end other forms of assistance given to the racist ma colonialist rigime of South Africa WcN.4/sub.2/1988/6 ana Aaa.1)) reaffirmed tbat the updating of the report was of the greatest importance to tbe cause of fighting m end other violations of human rights in South Africa an0 Nemibia; and invited the Special lZZ/ References for the forty-third session (agenda item 88): (a) Note by the Secretary-General: A/43/646~ (b) Report of the Third Committee: A/43/776$ !P) Resalution 431921 (a) Meetings of the Third Committee: A/C.3/43/81.4-19 and 23r 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the human rights situation in southern Africa, specifically in South Africa and Namibia, and the efforts of the United Nations to address the violations of human rights in these countries. The text mentions the Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, and the Special Rapporteur, which suggests that the focus is on human rights and international relations.