text: 19- The Sub-Commission adopted resolutions 1932/1 to 1902/35 <~nd book 15 decisions. The texts of these resolutions and decisions appear in chapter XXI. 20. Statements of the administrative and financial Implications of certain resolutions and decisions appear in annex II. 21. A list of studies under preparation dra\*n up in accordance with Commission resolution 1982/23 a.ppears in annex III. 22. A list of documents submitted, to the Sub-Commission°for 1consideration appears in annex IV.JS/CN. 4/1983/4 B/C1T.4/Sub. 2/1982/43 page 24 III. REVIEW Of THE STATUS AND ACTIVITIES Of THE SUB-CO^-ilSSTCH Ai-iD ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COMMISSION Oi-i HUMAW RIGHTS AND OTHER UNITED NATIONS BODIES 23- The Sub-Commission considered agendaitem 5 at its 2nd to 6th meetings on l'fj 18 and 19 August 19G2 ana at its '^jra meeting on 7 September 19o"2. 24. The" Sub-Commission had. before it a note (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1932/5) preoared by the Secretariat, 25° In introducing the item, the Director of the Centre for Human Rights paid tribute to the work dona by the members of the Sub-Commission and recalled the Sub-Commission's decision 2 (XXXIV) adoptee on 4 Sentember 19<3i, 'in which the Sub-Commission decidau to include in the agenda of its thirty-fifth session a net; item entitled v'Review of the status and activities of the Sub-Commission and its relationships with ths Concussion and other United i-iations bodies". Reviewing the recent .deliberations of the Economic and Social Council and the Comniission on Human'Rights which were pertinent to the consideration of the item, he observed that the status of the Sub-ConiPiission was, in the final analysis, a Matter to be determined oy the Council, on the recommendation of the Commission. The iriews of the Sub-Commission vjould obviously oe of importance in the deliberations of these bodies, he also explained the current policies regarding control and limitation of documentation. .
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the internal workings and relationships of the United Nations, specifically the Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights. The language used is formal and official, and the content focuses on the Sub-Commission's activities, decisions, and relationships with other UN bodies. Given the focus on human rights and the UN's internal workings, I hypothesize that the category most fitting for this text is related to human rights or international organizations.