text: of 9 December 1975 on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishmsnt in relation to detention and imprisonment, Recalling its resolution 5 C (XXXI), of 13 September 1978, by which it recommended to the Commission on Human Rights the adoption of a revised draft body of principles for the protection of all persons under any form of detention or inprisonment, Mindful of the provisions of General Assembly resolutions 2857 (XXVI) of 20 December 1571 r.nd 32/61 of 8 December 1977, which deal with the question of capital punishment, Recalling General Assembly resolution 35/172 of 15 December 1930, in which the Assembly expressed its concern at the occurrence of executions which are widely regarded as being1 politically motivated, and also General Assembly resolution 36/22, of 9 November 198l, in which che Assembly condemned the practice of summary executions or arbitrary executions, Having regard to Commission on Human Rights resolution 1982/29 by which the Commission recommended to the Economic and Social Council for adoption a draft resolution by which the Council would decide to appoint for one year a special rapporteur to examine the questions related to summary or arbitrary executions, Having regard further to Economic and Social Council resolution 1982/35 by which the Council strongly deplcred the increasing number of summary or arbitrary executions taking place in various parts of ths v,orld, requested the Chairman of the Commission on Human Rights, after consultations with the Bureau, to appoint an individual of recognized international standing as special rapporteur and requested the special rapporteur to submit a comprehensive report to the Commission on Human Rights at its thirty-nintn cession on the occurrence and extent of the practice of such executions together with nis conclusions and recommendations, 1. Considers it desirable that the law should set out clearly the grounds
analysis: The text appears to be discussing human rights, specifically the prohibition of torture, cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment, and the prevention of summary or arbitrary executions. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it is a resolution or a document from a international organization. The content is focused on human rights, which is a fundamental aspect of international law and human dignity.