text: 7. The study should analyse and make recommendations reqardinq human riqhts and the environment from all sources of environmental human riqhts, includinq, inter alia, the protection of the environment found in international humanitarian law (see Geneva Conventions); the protection of humankind's property interests in the sea, the air, and other aspects of law of the common heritaqe of humankind (see the Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Charter of the Economic Riqhts and Duties of States (General Assembly resolution 3281 of 12 December 1974), and the Convention on the Protection of the World's Cultural and Natural Heritaqe; the basic environmental instruments such as inter alia, the World Charter for Nature (General Assembly resolution 37/7 of 28 October 1982); and the protection of workers as set out, inter alia, in instruments of the International Labour Orqanisation. 8. The study should include considerations of and recommendations reqardinq activities of bilateral or multinational, interqovernmental entities (such as the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development [the World Bank], the European Economic Community and others), private entities, as well as the United Nations Environmental Programme and other specialized aqencies as their activities and mandate relate to human riqhts and the environment. 9. Article 28 of the Universal Declaration of Human Riqhts provides: "[e]veryone is entitled to a social and international order in which the riqhts and freedoms set out in this Declaration can be fully realized." Clearly, the world's peoples cannot enjoy the riqhts and freedoms of the Declaration unless the international community addresses violations of human riqhts related to the environment. For this reason, the non-qovernmental orqanizations indicated above most strongly urqe the Sub-Commission to continue its concern for human riqhts and the environment by appointing Ms. Ksentini as special rapporteur. 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of human rights and the environment, highlighting the need to address violations of human rights related to the environment. It references various international instruments and organizations, such as the Geneva Conventions, the Convention on the Law of the Sea, and the United Nations Environmental Programme. This suggests that the text is focused on the intersection of human rights and environmental issues, which is a broad topic that cuts across multiple categories.