text: 20. Report of ti>> thirty-fifth sessionE/CN. 4/198 3/4 • E/OT. 4/Sub. 2/198 2/43 page 22 Organization of MOT'S 9. The Sub-Conmission took up the items of its agenda in the following order: 2, 3. 5, 6, 0, 7, 1', 13, 4, 1C, 11, 1/, 16, 9. 13, 11, 18, 19, 2C. Iloetings, resolutions ana documentation 10- The Sub-Commission held ol nee ting's (1st to 37th). The viers expressed during the discussion or substantive items e,re summarized in the records of those meetings (L/CIT. 4/Sub. 2/198 2/SR. 1 - Z/CN. / /Sub. 2/198 2/ SR ..37). 11. Written communications transmitted by Governments for circulation tc the Sub-Cornraission era mentioned in the chapters OP the items tc whicj: the communications refer. 12. The Sub-Commission heard statements by observers for; Argentine (6th, 17th and 2/jth meetings); Australia (25th meeting) 5 Bangladesh (25th meeting): Brazil (11th meeting); Can?da (23rd meeting): Colombia (25th meeting); Cuba (3rd and 17th meetings); Cyprus (3rd, 12th end. l^th meetings)5 Democratic Kampuchea (15th and 17th meetings); Denmark (23th meeting)s France (Cth meeting)? German Democratic Republic (3rd meeting); Guatemala (23rd t-nd 25th meetings) ; India (i9th meeting): Iran (l^bh, 23rd and 24th meetings); Iraq, (17th and 24th meetings) 5 Israel (?rd, 9tfi and 15th meetings)s ITicaragua (3rd and 15th meetings); E^ruay (25t.h meeting); Peru (21st and 25th meetings)? Poland (17th meeting); Senegal (9th, 11th, 19th and 2/;th meetings); Sudan (19th meeting) 5 Turkey (15th, 17th and 2^th meetings); United States? of America (23rd meeting); Uruguay (15th, 17th, 23rd and 24th meetings); -nd Vic-t l\Tam (l?th meeting). 13. Tho Sub-Commission also heard statements by the observers for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, (l^th and 17th meetings) and the Republic of Korea, (3rd and 1'th meetings). 14• 1 stnteiacnt i/as made by th ^ representative of the ufTice of the United Nations High Commissionor for Refugees (9th mooting).
analysis: This text appears to be a report from a sub-commission of the United Nations, discussing various topics related to human rights. The report mentions countries and organizations making statements, which suggests a focus on international relations and diplomacy. The lack of specific details about economic development, natural resources, or industry suggests that this report is not primarily focused on these areas.