text: 9. Requests the Sub-Commission at its forty-second session to consider its practice of forwarding draft resolutions and decisions to the Commission for attention, action or consideration; 10. Urges the Sub-Commission, when examining items which are extensively discussed elsewhere in the United Nations system, to concentrate its attention on those specific human rights issues to which it can make a distinctive contribution; -141-11. Invites the Sub-Commission to request its Working Group established under its decision 1989/104 to include in its deliberations an examination of ways and means to avoid any proliferation of studies as well as of draft resolutions or decisions on issues already being dealt with by the Commission; 12. Also invites the Sub-Commission to continue to give due regard to new developments in the field of human rights; 13. Recognizes that working groups constitute an invaluable element in the expert work of the Sub-Commission; 14. Takes note of the steps taken so far by the Sub-Commission to rationalize and streamline its work and encourages the Sub-Commission to continue this process; 15. Calls upon States to nominate as members and alternates persons meeting the criteria of independent experts who should discharge in that capacity their functions as members of the Sub-Commission; 16. Requests the Secretary-General to continue to give strong support to the Sub-Commission and, in particular, to ensure that Sub-Commission documents are available in all languages in good time before the session; 17. Invites the Chairman of the Commission to inform the Sub-Commission on the debate under this item; 18. Requests the Chairman of the Sub-Commission to report to the Commission on the implementation of the guidelines which the Commission is providing in the present resolution. 53rd meeting 7 March 1990 [Adopted without a vote. See chap. XIX.] 1990/65. Discrimination against people infected with the human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) or people with the
analysis: This text appears to be related to the United Nations Sub-Commission on the Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, which is a human rights organization. The text discusses the Sub-Commission's work, its practices, and its relationship with the Commission. It also touches on issues related to human rights, such as discrimination against people with HIV/AIDS. Based on this, it is likely that the text falls under the category of human rights.