text: Mr. Mubango-Chipoya to prepare an analysis of current trends and developments in raspect of the right of everyone to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country, and to present recommendations to the SuD-Commission at its thirty-seventh session. Paragraph 3 requests the Secretary-General to provide all necessary assistance to hr. Mubango-Chipoya for the completion of this cnxi. 15- The relevant costs are estimated as follows* Vj6J 1984 (US dollars) (US dollars) One round-trip to Geneva in 1933 for consultations with the Cantre for Human Rights 2,300 Three months of temporary assiscance at the P.3 level 15,000 One round-trip to Geneva in 1984 to present recommendations to vhe Sub-Commission at its thirty-seventh session 2,800 Resolution 1982/24. Question of the violation of hunan rights and fundamental freedoms, including policies of racial discrimination and segregation snd of apartheid, in ail countries, with particular reference to colonial and other dependent countries and territories* report of the Sub-^Comnission under Comniasion on human Rights resolution d (XXIII) 36. In paragraph -] of its resolution 1932/24, the Sub-Commission requests Firs. Erica-Irene A. Da^s to prepare draft princinles on the right and responsibility of individuals, groups and organs of society to promote and protect universally-recognized human rights and fundamental freedoms, and to submit them to the Sub-Commission at its thirty sixth session. 17. The relevant costs a^ estimated as follows; 1983 (US dollars) Travel (Athens/Geneva/Athens ) economy class of Mrs. Daes for consultations *n.th the Centre for Human fujnts, anU subsistence; for 3 working d?~ys 1,500 Resolution 1982/29. Study of thfc problem of discrimination against indigenous populations 18. In paragraph 3 of its resolution 1982/29, t/x; Sub--Commission requests the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Jose ". Martin.*z-Cobo, to present to the Sub-Commission, for consideration, at its thirty-sixth session, th^ conclusions, proposals andE/CN.4/1983/4 Annex II page 5
analysis: This text appears to be related to human rights and international law, specifically focusing on the right to leave any country and return to one's own country. The requests for analysis and recommendations suggest a focus on the rights and freedoms of individuals, rather than economic or environmental issues. The text also mentions specific resolutions and reports related to human rights, which further supports this analysis.