text: cj. The Sub--Couiniss3 on considered v.13 draft resolution at its Jbzh meeting, on 10 Septeraber I1}.32, men it ;as introaucea oy i.r. 3ossuyo. 64. .Ac ths sa.ie lec^n1; tne Suo -oOimaissJ on adopt&a tha draft resolucion without a fots. 65. The text of the resolution as a*'.ootec' appears xn chapter .\ZI, section A, as resolution 19o2/2c.E/cn. 4/^/ E/GIL 4/Sub. 2/198 2/43 9 V. 'MEASURES TO CCVlBAT RACIS.-i AND tfACIaL DISCRIMINATION AUD THb ROLc OF THE SUB-COr'lMISSIOl^ 66. The Sub-Commission considered agenda iten 5 together with item 6 at its 6th fco 9th meetings, held on Ly and 20 August 1?S2 and at its y2nd meeting on / September 1982. Under this item, ths Suo- Commission also reviews implementation of programmes envisaged in the United Nations Programme of the Decade for Action to Combat Kaciom. 67. The Sub--Commission had before it: (lj tae final report by iJr. Justice Abu Sayeed Chcwdhury, Special tfapporteu-" for trie Study on discriminatory treatment of members of racial, elnnic, religious o>- linguistic groups at the various levels in the administration of criminal justice, such as police, military, administrative and judicial investigations, arrest, detention, trial and execution of sentences, indu-iing the ideologies or belief1? whica contribute or leaa to racism in the administration of justice, (orepared in accordance uitn Suo-Coraraission resolution 4 i\ (XXXIII)) (fVCN.4/Sub,2/1982/,'), (lij a note b^. the Secretary-Ceneral on tne immigration laws of me.noer States (E/Cru4/Sub.2/I9'-32/& and Add.l prepared in accordance with paragraph 2 of Sub-Coai mission resolution ~j (XXXIII) of b September 19OO) and (iii) a report oy the Secretary-General on recourse procedures available to victims of racial discrimination at national and local levels (L/Ci\u4/Suo,2/1932/9) (prepared in accordance with Sub-Commission resolution 4 C (XXXIII) of b September 198O). 680 In introducing tn= item, tne Deputy Director ef the Centre for Human Rights
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a United Nations Sub-Commission's consideration of a draft resolution related to measures to combat racial discrimination. The resolution is likely focused on promoting human rights and combating discrimination, rather than economic or environmental issues. The text mentions various reports and notes related to the administration of criminal justice, immigration laws, and recourse procedures for victims of racial discrimination, which suggests a focus on human rights and social issues.