text: 238. Mrs. Questiaux expressed her deep appreciation for the comments and suggestions made and said that she hoped that her study and recommendations could be taken into account in the future work of the Sub^Commission on that subject.E/C1L//1983/-1 E/CIT. 4/Sub. 2/198 2//13 page 48 The question of missing and disappeared persons 239- Several speakers stressed the alarming occurrence and extent of suspicious disappearances in 'uany part of the world. It was suggested that the Sub-Commission request tha General Assembly, through th- Commission on Hun^n Rights and the Economic and Social Council, to ajk tne Intermtttonai Law Commission to study the phenorr-non of ''missing and disappeared persons* with a view to determining whether enforced disappearances could be regarded 0.3 a criie against humanity. 240. On 1 Soptemb-sr 1982, a draft resolution (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/L.25) was submitted by Mrs. Daes, Mr. Side, Mr. Farrero, Mr. Hadi, Mr. Joinet, Fir. Masud, Mr. Mubanga-Chipoya, Mr. Mudawi, Mrs. Odio-Benito, Mrs. de Sousa, Mrs. Warza'zl and Mr. Whitaker. 241. The Sub-Commission considered the draft resolution at its 32nd meeting, on 7 September 1982, and adopted it without a vote. 242. The text of the resolution, a? adopted, appears in chapter XXI, section A, as resolution 1982/5. 243. On 2 September 1982 a draft resolution (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/L.32) was submitted 'by Mr. Whitaker. 244- The Sub-Commission considered the draft resolution at its 32nd meeting on 7 September 1982, when it was adopted by 18 votes to 1, with 4 abstentions. 245- The text of the resolution, as adopted, appears in chapter XXI, section A, as resolution 1982/10. 246. On 2 September 1982 a draft resolution (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1982/L.35) was submitted by Mrs. Daes, Mr. Eide, Mr. Ferrero and Mr. Whitaker. 247. The Sub-Commission considered thy draft resolution at its 32nd meeting on 7 September 1982, when it was introduced by Mrs. Daes.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a human rights issue related to missing and disappeared persons, and the efforts of the Sub-Commission to address this issue through resolutions and recommendations. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it is a report from a United Nations meeting. The content does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid and relief. However, it may be related to culture or science and technology in a broader sense, as it deals with human rights and international law.