text: 5.Oommission onHUmanRights 115.Duringtheyear,theSpecial Committee followed closely theworkoftheCommission onHumanRightsinregardtothequestion oftherightofpeoples toself-determination anditsapplication topeoples undercolonial oraliendomination, andtothequestion oftheviolation ofhumanrightsandfundamentalfreedoms inanypartoftheworld,with parti~ular reference tocolonial andotherdependent countries andTerritories. 116.Initsconsideration ofthedependent Territories insouthern Africa, theSpecial Oommittee paidcloseattention inparticular totheconsideration bytheCommission onHumanRightsofaniternentitled "'!beadverse consequences fortheenjoyment ofhumanrightsofpolitical, military, economic andotherformsofassistance giventocolonial andracistregimes insouthern African. 117.FUrther, initsconsideration oftheTerritories concerned, theSpecialCommittee alsotookintoaccount therevised report (E/CN.4/Sub.2/425 andCorr.1-3andAdd.1-7)submitted bytheSpecial Rapporteur oftheSub-Commission onPrevention ofDiscrimination, andProtection ofMinorities aswellasCommissionresolution 8(XXXVII) of23February 1981ontheitem. '!beCommittee tookintoaccount thereport (A/CN.4/1429 andCorr.l) submitted bytheAdHocWorking GroupofEKpertsoftheCommission onHumanRights, underCommissionresolutions 12(XXXV)of6March1979,and9(XXXVI) and12(XXXVI)of26February 1980andunderEconomic andSocialCouncil resolutions 1979/39 of10May1979and1980/33 of2May1980,aswellasCommission resolutions 4(XXXVII)and5(XXXVII) of23February 1981. '!beCommittee alsotookintoaccount the relevant provisions ofCommission resolutions 12(XXXVII) and14(XXXVII) of6March1981ontherightofpeoples toself-determination andtheirapplication to peoples undercolonial oraliendomination orforeign occupation. 118.HavingregardtoCommission resolutions 12(XXXVI) and13(XXXVI)of26February 1980ontheimplementation oftheInternational Convention ontheSuppression andPunishment oftheCrimeofApartheid, inwhichtheCommissioninteraliareiterated itscallonthecompetent UnitedNations organstofurnishit,through theSecretary-General, withinformation onmeasures concerning TrustandNon-Self-Governing Territories takenbytheadministering PowerswithrespecttotheConvention, theSpecial Co~~ittee, atitsl200thmeeting, on19August, byapproving theeighty-fifth reportofitsWorking Group(A/AC.109/L.14l3), decided,subject toanydirectives whichitmightreceive fromtheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-sixth session, torequest theadministering Powersconcerned tocontinue toinclude suchinformation intheirannualreports totheSecretary-General under Article 73eoftheCharter (seeparas.106-108 above). -39-12 si a Co c Pe Ac Co Co sa Co re Co El wi 21 so of So 00 as Org l-cStr tSpe ~.31 I'· as "Itaga 'Ebl119.Therepresentatives ofIranandtheUnitedRepublic ofTanzania represented theSpecial Committee ataseminar on"Effective measures toprevent trammationa1 corporations andotherestablished interests fromcollaborating withtheracist regimeofSouthAfrica", organized bytheCommission onHumanRightsin co-operation withtheSpecial Committee against Apartheid, atGeneva from29June to3July.121.Wit Committe co-opera meetings I' ! I I' h 1·· I, t.' I'I I6.Special Committee against Apartheid 120.Bearing inmindtherepercussions ofthepolicies ofapartheid onthe situation inthedependent Territories insouthern Africa, theSpecial Committee alsocontinued topaycloseattention duringtheyeartotheworkoftheSpecial Committee against Apartheid andtheofficers ofthetwocommittees remained in closecommunication asregards matters ofcommoninterest. Inaddition, the Permanent Representative ofSierra LeonetotheUnitedNations, inhiscapacity as ActingChairman oftheSpecial Committee, participated inmeetings oftheSpecial Committee against Apartheid andthePreparatory Committee oftheInternational Conference onSapctions against SouthAfricaforhearings onallaspects of sanctions against SouthAfricaandforfullconsultations ontheInternational Conference, from11to13March. ThePermanent Representative ofSierra Leone represented theSpecial Committee atasolemnmeeting organized bytheSpecial
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and resolutions of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and the Special Committee against Apartheid, focusing on the situation in southern Africa and the impact of apartheid on dependent territories. The language used suggests a focus on human rights, politics, and international relations rather than economic or scientific issues.