text: 45- At its 10th .fleeting, held on 23 August 1$32, the Sub-Co.Bfflission decided that an informal forking Group composed cf it- three vice-chairmen and of the Rapporteur would prepare a report on the question of possible terras of reference for the mandate of a High Commissioner for Human Rights with a view to facilitating the Sub-Commission's discussions on the topic, as requested oy the Commission on Human Rights in its resolution 1982/22. The report (E'C-:h4/Suu.2/l'y82/yS) prepared by the informal Working Group was submitted to the Sub-Commission. 46. The item was introduced by the Deputy Director of the Centre for Huiian Rights at the Sub-Commissionvs 21st meeting. 22/ 47- During the discussion, speakers referred to the status of international instruments and some mernoers expressed regret at the fact tnat many countries had not yet ratified or acceded to certain international human rights instruments. Some members referred to the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief, 23/ and suggested tnat an international covenant containing implementation measures snould be elaoorated. 48. Several speakers expressed their appreciation of the valuable contribution made by the ILO and UNESCO to the work of the Sub-Commission. Tne activities of UNESCO were said, to be of vital importance to tne success of the efforts undertaken to combat discrimination. Discrimination, it was said, stemmed from prejudice, which is a cultural problem whose main remedy is in education. 49- Concerning the Question of human rights in Cyprus, io was said that yet another year had passed without implementation of ths relevant resolutions of United Nations' bodies s including the Sub-Commission (resolutions 1 (XXVIII) and t> (XXXI)). It was suggested that the Sub-Cotimission should sive further consideration to the question of human rights in Cyprus at its thirty-sixth session.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a meeting of the Sub-Commission, which is likely a committee focused on human rights. The text mentions various international instruments, the declaration on the elimination of all forms of intolerance and discrimination based on religion or belief, and the work of organizations such as the ILO and UNESCO. The discussion also touches on the issue of human rights in Cyprus. These topics suggest that the text is related to human rights, which is often a concern that transcends specific categories.