text: diplomatic sanctions - except cf activities which contribute to ending apartheid - be taken in order bo eliminate that system; •^* Recommends that a comprehensive study of the various forms of the most serious exploitation of women should be made in conjunction with the Commission on the Status of Womenj/ /93/4E/CII. z /Sub. 2/198 2/4? page LJ ^k5£ ""^i Working Groups should be established, in close consultation viih the Commission on the 3uatua of Women, to help afford better protection Tor the human rights of women and children5 •^-3» iiP^i^®?-!!3. tnat ^he study of traffic in persons and prostitution should be updated 3 1AQ Ccnsid_ers_JTarther thai a reporb on the causes and implications of the sale of children, including commercially-moiivatea (and especially transnational) adoption should be prepared 5 ^•5- If- of the opinion liat legal aid should be provided to the victims of slavery pna to those vho bring legal actions on tnc-ir behalf; ~x^' ..Cp.nsicierq that every case of ? slavery-type practice must be reported regularly to fch^ Jnited Nations by tho Organi/.c uion's representatives in the countries where the crimes ocur, that the cases thas reported should be brought to the attention of embascies and press centres throughout the "orld for publication and information and that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the United Nations Development Programme should be requested to help in efforts •co create greater public awareness of the continued existence of slavery and slavery-like institutions and practices and jn the mobilisation of international action for their era<ii' .it ion; 17* P.oouesis Mr. JIu'cV"! cod "'Ire. IT.F>. Varz^zi to os»rry out sad. present a study or. s.ll as Sict~s "of" fbe proTjlen ^f reni;.le soxua- mubilFj"ionj including tlie current '-•ortcnt a ad causes ox the ProV. s^ and ho'" it nig^t "best be remedied;
analysis: The text primarily focuses on human rights, specifically the exploitation of women and children, and the eradication of slavery and slavery-like practices. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a United Nations or international organization context. The text also mentions the need for education, awareness, and public mobilization to combat these issues.