At its 67th meeting, on 16 April 1997, the Commission on Human rights decided, without a vote, to retain on its agenda item 10 (a), entitled "Question of human rights in Cyprus", and to give it due priority at its fifty-fourth session, it being understood that action required by previous resolutions of the Commission on the subject would continue to remain operative, including the request to the Secretary-General to provide a report to the Commission regarding their implementation.

[See chap. X.]