text: The Sub-Commission decid.ed to set up a sessional working group for the consideration of agenda item 10. 113/ Adopted at the 2nd meeting, on 17 August 1982, without a vote. See chap. II. 114/ Adopted at the 3^o. meeting, on 17 August 1982, without a vote. See chap. VII. 115/ Adopted at the 6th meeting, on 19 August 1982, without a vote. See chaps. XI and XVI. 116/ Adopted, at the 6th meeting, on 19 August 1982, by 1/; votes to 2, with 5 abstentions. See chap. X.E/CU. 4/1983/4 E/C5T. 4 /Sub .2/198 2/A3 ^agc 111 5 J^Y-iL^lS? Jl£^iiEIL^^!LiiJ^5_JHiEllwhich the Sub-€o-iiniiG3i_on _hac been concerned 112/ The Sub-Cormniscion decided to set up sn informal 'forking group to prepare a report on the question of possible term- of reference for the mandate of a High Commissioner for toman ili^abo. 1932/6. Ouestior of the violation of hunan rights and fixndamental freedoms, including policies ol racial discrimination and segregation aid of ap^rthe^d, in all countries, with ^rtiOTlciri?efereacebo oolotiial and other depend en b .countrie_s__ano_ _berrit_qric3;r?pqrtof the f^s^omlssion i: Cojianrlssian.q"i The Sub-Commission decided to rcaest i\r- Uein-Caceres, United Nations Development Programme resident representative at Ilrputo, Ilosambicjue, to transmit the following text to the fpioily of I Irs. Kuth First; "The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of liinorities of the United Nations, nceting at its thirty-fifth session in Geneva in August 1982, has learned with shock, dismay and profound sorrow that Dr. Ruth First has been assassinated by the use of a letter bomb. The life-long devotion and competent work of Dr. Futh First in exposing the factors underlying the apartheid polio;'" and its external links is -'ell known. The Sub-Commission expresses its sinoerest condolences to the bereaved family of Dr. Ruth "First and will also oxoress its conviction th?t her work will go on, and
analysis: The text appears to be a record of the proceedings of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, discussing agenda items, setting up working groups, and expressing condolences on the assassination of Dr. Ruth First. While there are no direct references to economic development, natural resources, or other specific fields, the focus on human rights, fundamental freedoms, and racial discrimination suggests a strong connection to human rights and humanitarian issues.