text: 26/ Adopted at the 33rd meeting, on 7 September 1982, without a vote. See cha-". VI,E/fN.,1/198 3A E/CN.//Sub.2/V32/'3 90 1982/17- guer..tieiTo~f the "violation pf hucfcn rights- and 4 in sno sagi^g? Lien a..." of -vpartheid,in P. 11 coantxi' i~<, wi fcfr pe.riiciJ.3r reference to SbCi uru'er onHuitian Rigriii J resolution 8^ (XXIll) 77/ The Sub-Ommission on lxavontign of Li^rrii^n^^icn anJ protection of Guided by iho principles' embodied ir I've Charter of I lie United lotions and, ±n particular, in the Preamble t;o the ['•liversa] Declaration of JTumcn Rights which considers it essential, if xjpn is no, tc be coaiDelled to hsve recourse, as a last resort; to rebellion against ^yr&nny an-; oppression, "'hat human rights should be protected by the rule of 1P-J, Reecalling decision 12 (XXX7) of ] 1 Iiarcr 1979 ""f ciiG Comniie&ion on iluman Eightsf as veil as Gcrania^ion resolutions ~j2 (XXXVl) of 17 March 1980, 35 (XXXVII) of 11 March 1901 *na, in particular, resolution 1982/jl of 11 Tlarch 1982, in which the Commission exprc-ssea i»s profound co'icem at the continuing deterioration in the fcii,u<? bion ci honian rifhts F:IO fujidpmental freedoms in Guatemala anu decided ',0 arrpoir.i s Special Ivioporteur, Taking into account General Assembly decision 36/435 of 16 December 1982, looting that the info mi t ion nn the huirjr eight r situation in Guatemala containeo in the Secrotary-General' . jLOoe of 31 O^com^er 1981 in the Comrni&sioH on Human Rights and the inf^r^ftier which has come vo the a I mention of the Sub—Commission in the cjurre tf 5 < s woxl: reve°l a pattern of gross and persistent violations of human right0 ix^ that couiioi;, Expressing the hope thr ', G'V? Government oc C-Uc+ei?-la vill take steps to put an end to such viola lions?
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or statement adopted by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, addressing the situation of human rights in Guatemala. The text highlights the pattern of gross and persistent violations of human rights in the country, including the violation of fundamental freedoms. The tone is critical and urging the Guatemalan government to take steps to end these violations.