text: The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, Recalling its decision A (XXVTV) of 10 September 1981 to include in the agenda of its thirty-fifth session an item entitled "The effects of gross violations of human rights on international peace and security", Expressing its appreciation for the note submitted by the Secretary-General under this item, 62/ Having discussed the importance and the urgency of this item taking into consideration situations in many regions of the world in which gross and flagrant violations of human rights are currently taking place, Considering that serious infringements of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and of other relevant international instruments, in particular such odious crimes as aggression, invasion, military occupation, genocide, apartheid and other crimes against humanity, constitute gross violations of human rights which have an effect on international peace and security, Recommends the following draft resolution to the Commission on Human Rights for adoption: [For the text, see chap. I, sect. A, draft resolution IV.] 1982/12. Question of the human rights of persons subjected to any form of detention or imprisonment 63/ The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, Recalling, its resolution 15 (XXXIV) of 10 September 198l, by which it decided to consider the question of missing and disappeared persons as a matter of high priority at its thirty-fifth session, Recalling also Commission on Human Rights resolution 1982/24 of 10 March 1982, by which the Sub-Commission was requested to continue studying the most effective means for eliminating the phenomenon of missing and of enforced or involuntary disappearances of persons, with a view to making genera."1 recommendations to the Commission at its thirty-ninth session, Recommends the following draft resolution to the Commission on Human Rights for adoption:
analysis: The text appears to be related to international human rights and the protection of minorities, with specific references to gross violations of human rights, genocide, and enforced disappearances. It also mentions the United Nations Charter and Commission on Human Rights, suggesting that it is a document related to international human rights law and governance.