text: authorities concerned, to make arrangements for one or more of the members of the Sub-Commission elected by the Commission on Human Rights at its thirty-seventh session to visit any countries which were the subject of discussion at the Sub-Commission's thirty-third session with a view to examining first hand and reporting to the Sub-Commission at its thirty-fourth session upon human rights problems in those countries, together with any other human rights problems of comparable magnitude which might come to the attention of such member or members during their examination, Having designated at its thirty-fifth session two of its members, Mr. Moharaed Yousif Mudawi and Mr. Marc Bossuyt, to visit Mauritania pursuant to the invitation of the Government of Mauritania and the authorisation of the Commission on Human Rights, approved by the Economic and Social Council, Having considered at its thirty-fifth session numerous allegations which may reveal such patterns of violations but which the Sub-Commission wishes to verify by independent fact-finding before bringing them to the attention of the Commission, •*•• Requests the Commission on Human Rights, at its thirty--ninth session, to adopt the following draft resolution: [For the text, see chap. I, sect. A., draft resolution ¥1.] 65/ Adopted at the Yjrti meeting, on 7 September 1982, without a vote. See chap. VII.E/CN. A/198 3/4 E/Cl. 4/Sut,. 2/l98 2/43 paf0 85 1982/15. Question of slavery and the slave trade in all tneir practices and manifestations, including the slavery- li<s practice"- of a<~f-th?id and colonialism 66/ The Sub-'Commission o• ^__fi^sy ntjqn__o".rJH£ci'JTinatiop and Protection of Minorities, Hecc'lling ths coalr of tl~e Sl^-asy Convention of 1°26, wV the Supplementary Convention on the 'Abolition 01 ^3 aver/, the Sla^e cVaae a-it! Institutions and Piact.ices sinilar to Sia^s^v of 1056, 6V 3r'^ t'"1~' Convention for the Suppression of the Traffic in Persona -i,c" of the ;?.cDln" tation 01 one prostitution 01 Uthers
analysis: This text appears to be related to human rights, as it mentions the Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Commission, and human rights problems in specific countries. The text also mentions the abolition of slavery and the slave trade, which is a significant human rights issue. Additionally, the text references international conventions and treaties related to human rights, further supporting the hypothesis that this text falls under the category of human rights.