text: Bearing in mind its resolution 5 B (XXXII), 18 (XXXIII) and 15 (XXXIV) on the question of enforced or involuntary disappearances of persons, Taking into account resolutions 20 (XXXVI), 10 (XXXvTI) and 1982/24 of the Commission on Human Fignts concerning the Uo^king Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, Noting. TJth concern that enforced or involuntary disappearances are still occurring, in varying degrees, in many countries, Expressing its aeep concern at reports of threats against, attacks on or the arrest of relatives of missing persons actively seeking the vhereabouts of their missing family members, Having taken note with appreciation of the work of the Porking Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances reflected in its first two reports 47/ and of the spirit of co-operation displayed by certain countries, Eygreasing in addition its hope that Governments will respond adequately and promptly to requests of the I'orKing Group for information and that, in a humanitarian spirit, Member States will enable members of the Uorking Group to visit the countries concerned in pursuance of its mandate, Sooting that in certain situations the active efforts of the Uorking Group may have made it possible, particularly tnrough the use of urgent measures, to elucidate the fate of persons reported missing, and to prevent or reduce the occurrence of new cases, Adopted at the ^2nd neeting, on 7 September 1982, vitnout a vote. See chap. X. A7/ E/CJ.4/1^35 and E/CM.,1/1492 and Add.l.E/CN. "A983A E/C^4/Su&. 2/1982/4 page 753 Noting further, however, that the great majority of disappearances reported to the Working Group remain unclarified by the Governments even though in many cases detailed information is provided on the circumstances of the arrest, 1. Reiterates the right of fanilies to know the fate of their relatives; 2. Strongly appeals for the reappearance of all detainees currently held in secret detention;
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or statement by an international organization, likely the United Nations, regarding enforced or involuntary disappearances of persons. It expresses concern for the well-being of families seeking information about their missing relatives and urges governments to cooperate with an investigative group to clarify the fate of these individuals. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on human rights and humanitarian issues.