text: requested to submit his preliminary report to the Sub-Commission at its thirty-sixth session and his final reoort to tne Sub-Commission at its thirty-seventh session. 6. The relevant costs are estimated as follows: 1Q63 1984 (US dollars) (US dollars) One round-trip to Geneva in 1933 for consultations with the Centre for Human Rights 2,800 One round -trip to Geneva in 1984 for consultations with the Centre for Human Rights 2 ,800 Six months of temporary assistance at the P.3 level (three tiontns in 1983 and three months in 1984) 15,000 15.000 Resolution 1982/8. Tne new international economic order and the promotion of human *"3ght3 7- In paragraph 2 of its resolution 1982/b, the Sub-Commission requests the Special Rapporteur, Mr. R. Pcrrero, to continue his work with a view to submitting the second and last part of his final report to the Sub-Commission at its thirty-sixth session. In paragraph 3 it requests th<= Secretary-General to provide the Special Rapporteur with whatever assistance is required for the comDletion of his final report. 8. The relevant costs are estimated as follows: 3 963 (US dollars; Travel (Lima/Geneva/Lima) of Special Rapporteur for consultations with the Centre for Human Rights and subsistence of 8 wortcing days 5,300E/CN.4/1983/4 S/CH.4/Sub,2/1982/45 Annex II cage 3 Resolution 1982/9. Question of slavery and the slave trade in all their practices and manifestations, including the slavery-liKe practices 6f apartheid and co] jnialism 9. In paragrapn ; 01 xut. 1 evolution 1982/9? the Sub-Commission recommends the following draft resolution to the Commission on Human Rights for adoption: The Commission on Human Rights Recommends to the Economic and Social Council that the report prepared By Mr. Benjamin Wutaker, Special Rapporteur, entitled "Updating of the Report on Slavery submitted to the Sub-Commission in 1966'' should be printed and given the widest possible distribution, including distribution in Arabic.
analysis: The text appears to be related to the work of a Special Rapporteur, likely in the field of human rights, and discusses various costs and reports submitted to the Sub-Commission. The topics mentioned, such as slavery, apartheid, and colonialism, suggest a focus on human rights and social issues.