text: Special Jtapport^ur with tht above--uentionod 'inaer.eo tc the. Coinuiijsion on Human Rights at its fortieth session. The relevant cost .stimctec a Trgv-il and aubsistonc.; '8 working dnyi. "' lath ens/Gene va/iictien^ ; economy ilasc of iji"^. DT.3J fcr consultations with che Centre fo?" fiurun Right j in I r>j an^ for sub.'lcsion of the revised final re port in 1^'! . ,|2del lard I, SCO(US dollars) 1,50ANNEX III LIST OF STUDIES UNDER PREPARATION DRAMf UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH COMMISSION RESOLUTION 198?/23 Title of study Entrusted to Legislative authority Tvietnlle for ^ conpl tioh Annual up-date of the list of banks, transnational corporations and other organizations assisting the colonial and ra.ci.ct regime in South Africa ycib of current trends and developments in respect of the •fight of everyone to leave any country, including his ovn, and to re burn to hid country, and to have the possibility to ente-" other countriesMr. Ahmed Khalifa Mr. C.L.C. Mubanga-ChipoyaStib-C otniii s s i on resolution VyQ^ Sub-Coromissi on resolution 19Thirty-sixth session of Sub-Commission (arnual re^iev) Final report to be t-ub'iiiied to the Sub-Commission at; tic, thirty-seventh p'3spj on Draft principles or the right and rtcoonrjibiliby ox n' nd ividuils, groups and organs of society to promote and protect universally-recognized human rights and fundamental f-reedo~is Final repoj^t on guidelines, principle; and guarantees for th? protection of of perrons suffering from m^nta.l disorder Study on relevant guidelines in the field Mrs. of conrouterizee. personal files, particularly as they affect the privacy of the individualMrs. Erica Irene A. Dees 21r&. Erica Irene A, Do-es Ficole Questiauxresolution 1932/^4 Su b~ C orami s s i on resolution I982/3.4 (subject bo Economic and Social Council approval) Sub-Commission resolution 12 (XXXIII) */FiOol report to be ' ubnit ':?d to the Sub'-Coiiimirsioii at its bhirty-sixth 3- ssion rtn'-.l report to be submitted to the
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and its activities, focusing on the promotion and protection of human rights. The studies mentioned are primarily concerned with human rights issues, such as the right to leave and return to one's country, the protection of individuals with mental disorders, and the protection of personal files. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or other categories that are typically associated with economic or environmental issues.