text: suggested that the Study of the question r'f the prevention and -punishment of the crime of genocide 26/ should be revised and updated. Reference was also made to the practices of torture, disappearances, ill-treatment of prisoners and detainees and arbitrary or summary execution?, in many countries. 105» dome members referred tc the problems cf disabled person? whose rights, it was stated, are not fully respected. It was said that programmes designed tc assist those persons should be implemented \~ Governments with a view to the promotion and protection of human rights. Reference t*as also made tc o^her minority grotros. 106. Some members suggested that the Study of Piscriminabion in Respect of the Right of Everyone to leave Any Country, Including Hi? Own, and to Return to His Country 2j/ which had been submitted to the oub-Comnaasior at its fifteenth session by the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Jose D. Ingles, should be updated anc1 given further consideration. It wa.- suggested that the question of a draxt body of principles on the right and responsibility of indiviciaals, groups and organs of society to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedom (E/ClT.4/3ub.2/l982/12) s be included as a separate iten in the provisional agenda for ths next session of the Sub-C ommi s si o n. 25/ See documents E/CT.4/Sub.2/l982/SR.13-17 and E/cU.4/Sub.2/l982/SRo2-35< 26/ E/CF.4/&ub.2/416. 27/ Uhiteu nations rmblication. Sales Ifo . 6a.XIV,2.E/CF.4/1983/4 E/CF. A/Rut) .2/198 2//3 35 1C7- With reference to the question of Kamiouchea, Ttr« £ide, who ht'd "been entrusted with the task of reviewing the material on Kampuchea, made an oral statement. He pointed out that foreign forces continue to occupy Kampuchea and that the problems of that country will not be solved as long es thra right to self-de bemanation is not achieved. lie also oresented draft conclusions and recommendations for submission to the Commission at its next aessior (^/C1T.A/Sub.2/1982/L.4).
analysis: The text discusses the prevention and punishment of genocide, torture, disappearances, and human rights, which suggests that the focus is on human rights and international law. The mention of disabled persons, minority groups, and the right to self-determination in Kampuchea also supports this analysis.