text: Criminal Police Organization (INTHRPOL) and national police forces should be asked to co-operate: in the fight against all slavery-like practices as they do in the campaign r^inst the traffic in narcotic drugs; 4. Corridor? t'ost the persons whose names appear on the list of slavery experts which should bo continuously updated and expanded to include all those qualified to rcvied/ all the ills caused by slavery-like practices, should be more closely involved in the wcrk done on slavery by the Economic and Social Councilj the Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination ar-d Protection of Isinorities, the Uorking Group on Slavery and the Centra fcr Hunar. lights, that they should be encouraged to attend, and give advice at, th: riettings of these bodies when the question of slavery is discussed and that, thsy should be .invited to accompany appropriate United Nations assistance missions:E/CN. 4/1983/4 E/C J\T. 4/Sub. 2/.1Q8 2/4 3 page 87 5. Recommends that the Centre for Human Rights should be given all the necessary resources to assist in the attainment of the goals set by the Organization in the field of slavery; 6. Considers that regional seminars with a practical orientation should be organized forthwith in order to speed effective reforms and that experts drawn from the list should be invited to attend such seminars; 7. Considers further that appropriate non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council should be encouraged and helped in the contribution they can make to assist the United Nations in its work on slavery; 8. Is convinced that a vital prerequisite for the success of the Organization's work on slavery is to improve the sources of accurate information, that the number of reliable sources of information must be expanded and strengthened and that a resume of relevant international press items should be
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the fight against slavery-like practices, which is a humanitarian issue. The text also mentions the involvement of various organizations, such as the Economic and Social Council, the Commission on Human Rights, and the Centre for Human Rights, which suggests that it is related to international cooperation and human rights. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, which are typically categorized as separate areas.