• Special Rapporteurs on: Impunity Concerning Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; Impunity Concerning Civil and Political Rights; the Human Rights Dimension of Population Transfers; Human Rights and Income Distribution; Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and the Girl Child; Systematic Rape and Sexual Slavery During Armed Conflict; Treaties, Agreements and Other Constructive Arrange- ments Between States and Indigenous Populations; Indigenous Peoples and Their Relationship to Land; the Question of Human Rights and States of Emergency; Privatization of Prisons; Freedom of Movement; Terrorism and Human Rights; Scientific Progress and Human Rights.
• Working Groups on: Communications (1503 Procedure, see 3.8); Con- temporary Forms of  Slavery; Indigenous Populations; Minorities.
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The Sub-Commission meets annually in August for a four-week session in Geneva. The session is attended by observers from Member and non- member States of the United Nations and from United Nations departments and specialized agencies, other inter-governmental organizations and non- governmental organizations