text: bo any form of detention or imprisonment [The Sub-Commission or Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities] 3. Expresses its conviction to the Commission on Human Rights that, in view of the persistence of violations resulting from the many cases of disappearance of persons -which are still occurring in the world, the extension of the mandate of the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances is indispensable5 4. Recommends again to the Commission on Human Rights that it give consideration to the courses of action listed in paragraph 6 of Sub-Commission resolution 15 (XXXIV); _21y Tor the full texts of the resolutions see chap. XXI, sect. A.E/CIT. 4/19*5 3/4 E/C¥. 4/3ub. 2/l 98 2/43 page 10 5« ^-E££®£ "^e Commission on Human Rights to give special attention to the protection of persons, including relatives, who actively seek the whereabouts of missing persons and who provide information on mi,?sing persons? &° Recommends to the Commission on Human Rights that it give careful consideration to measures which might be used to obtain more information on the whereabouts or fate of missing persons3 1982/9. ^^^JP^ILS^-^]^Z^JL3I^L^^-^3yiM—^3^. in alJLJi^j like jxca^tices j>f 8jpar [The Sub-Commission on Prevention of .Discrimination and Protection cf Minorities] 4. _Rej;oi]ga_end_s_ to the Commission on Human Rights that it transmit 'ohe report to the competent united Rations agencies in particular to the subsidiary organs of the Economic and Social Council and the United Nations Development Programme, drawing attention to the conclusions and recommendations, and request those bodies to submit any comments they may wish bo make to the Secretary-General for transmission to the Special Rapporteur;) 1982/10. Question of the human rights of persons subjected to any form of detention or imprisonment [The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities] 3. Recommends chat all Governments adopt legislation whereby every person
analysis: This text appears to be a report or resolution related to human rights, specifically the protection of individuals who have been subjected to detention or imprisonment, as well as the prevention of enforced or involuntary disappearances. The language used suggests a focus on international law, human rights instruments, and the actions of governments and United Nations agencies. Given the content and tone of the text, it seems likely that it falls under the category of human rights.