text: people and the climate of repression and insecurity prevailing in that country. Recalling also the resolution 32 (XXXVII) in which the Commission on Human Sights decided to appoint a special representative on the situation of human rights in El Salvador, ^^^I^illPS ±e rePor^ 22J °£ ^-e special representative which confirms the persistence of grave violations of human rights and fundamental freed.cms in El .Salvador, Bearing in mind that the situation in El Salvador, as clearly shown in the report of the special representative, has root causes in internal political, economic and social factors, and that conditions in El Salvador for the effective exercise of civil and political rights do not exist at the present time, -^# Expresses its deep concern at the gravity of the rituation in El Salvador and the continued violation of human rights5° 2« ^Si££°M that the repeated appeals made to the parties in conflict to reach a peaceful settlement and. put an end to violence and alleviate the suffering of the people of El Salvador have not been heeded by one of the parties concerned; 3« Recalls that in its resolution 36/155 the General Assembly reiterated its appeal to all States to abstain from intervening in the internal situation in El calvador and to suspend all supplies 01 arms and any type of military support; •/I-* I^2i™££5£L£ ''co ^e Government of 111 Salvador to apply the rules of international law, particularly Article 3 of the Geneva. Conventions of 1949? which are applicable to armed conflicts not of an international character and which require the parties to 3. conflict to apply minimum standards of protection of human rights and of human treatment; -92/ Adopted at the 35th meeting on 8 , eptember 1982, by 13 votes to 35 with 4 abstentions. See chap. VII. E/CN.4/1502.. 4/193 3/4 N. 4/Sub. 2/l98 2/43 page 101
analysis: This text appears to be a report or resolution by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, expressing concern about the human rights situation in El Salvador. The document highlights the persistence of grave violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms, and calls upon the parties in conflict to respect international law and human rights. Given the focus on human rights and the political situation in El Salvador, it is likely that the text falls under the category of humanitarian aid and relief, or human rights.