text: Such assistance could be provided through United Nations agencies such as IMDP, the World Bank and UNESCO, 3Q2. Some experts expressed the viev that Mr. Ferrero's report had the virtue of indicating certain areas for further study in the future such as the tragic proportions of hunger, which was said to be one of the gravest violations of human rights In the world. It was therefore suggested that the right to freedom from hunger and its relevance in the context of the new international economic order could be examined. Other topics which could be examined includes the relationship between trade and respect for human rightsj the impact of international monetary policies on the enjoyment of human rights 1 the conflict between consumption patterns in developed countries and the satisfaction of basic material needs in developing countries', and, the impact of technological transfers on cultural values and lifestyles in developing countries, 303. At the 21st meeting, the observer for Peru made a statement. 304. At the close of the debate the Special Rapporteur assured the Sub-Commission that the comments of each member would be carefully taken Into account in the preparation of the completed final report to be submitted in 1983., 305. On 1 September 1982, a draft resolution (E/'CN./i/&ub.2/l982/L.27) was submitted by Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Carey, Mr. Ceausu, Mr. Eide, Mr. Poll, Mr. Hadi, Mr. Masud, Mr. Mubanga-Chipoye, Mr. Mudewi, Mrs. Odio-Benito, Mr. Saker, Mrs. Warzazi, Mr. Whitaker and Mr. Yimer. 306. The Sub-Commission considered the draft resolution at its 32nd meeting, on 7 September 1982, when it was introduced by Mr-. Bossuyt. 307. At the same meeting, Mr. Akram proposed that the words "promote human rights through the accelerated economic and social development of all peoples and to" be inserted between the words ''need to" and the word "integrate" in the third preambular3A „ 2/] 93 2//17 page 57
analysis: The text discusses the relationship between economic development, human rights, and international cooperation. It mentions the World Bank, UNESCO, and the United Nations, which are all organizations related to international development and cooperation. The text also touches on issues such as hunger, poverty, trade, and technological transfers, which are all related to economic development. However, the text also emphasizes the importance of human rights, which suggests that the category should also include a focus on human well-being.