UNITED NATIONS Distr. GENERAL A/40/447 4 September 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: ARABICT/CHINESE,/ ENGLISH,/FRENCH,/ RUSSIAN,/SPANISH Fortieth session Item 139 of the provisional agenda* REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL I,AW COMMISSION ON THE WORK OF ITS THIRTY-SE\TENTH SESSION Draft art,icles adopted by the International Law Commission on topics considered at its thirty-seventh session Note by t,he Secretary-Genera} CONTENTS page I. INTRODUCTION . 2 II. DRAFT ARTICLES ON STATE RESPONSIBILITY (PART TWO OF THE DRAFT ARTICI,ES), AS PROVISIONALLY ADOPTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL LAlf COMMISSION ... 3 III. DRAFT ARTICLBS ON THE STATUS OF THE DIPLOMATIC COURIER AND THE DIPIOMATIC BAG NOT ACCO!{PANTED BY DIPIOMATTC COURIER, AS PROVISIONALLY ADOPTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL I,A!{ COMI{ISSION ... 5 IV. DRAF.T ARTICLES ON JURISDICTIONAI, IMITTUNITIES OF STATES AND THEIR PROPERTY, AS PROVISIONALLY ADOPTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL I.AW COM}4ISSION . 15 * t/qo/Lso. 85-24235 L263r (E)A/ 40 / 447 Engl ish Page 2 I. INTRODUCTION 1. The International Law Comnission, established in pursuance of General Assernblyresolution 174 (II) of 2l Novenber 1947, in accordance with its Stat,ute annexedtheretoo as subsequently amended, held its thirty-seventh session at it.s permanenbseat at the united Nations office at Geneva, from 6 May Eo 26 Jury r9B5 2. The Commission adopted an agenda for its t,hirty-seventh session, consisting ofthe following items: 1. Organization of work of the session. 2. Filling of casual vacancies in the Commission (article tl of the Statute). 3. State responsibiliEy. 4. Jurisdictional irnmunities of States and their property. 5. Status of the diplornatic courier and the diplomatic bag not accompanied by diplomatic courier. 6. Draft Code of Offences against the Peace and Security of !,lankind. 7. The 1aw of the non-navigational uses of international waEercourses. 8. International liability for injurious conseguences arising out of actsnot prohibited b1r international law. 9- Relations between Stat.es and international organizations (second part ofthe topic).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from the International Law Commission, discussing various topics related to international law, including state responsibility, jurisdictional immunities, diplomatic couriers, and international liability. The focus seems to be on the legal framework governing international relations, rather than specific sectors like economy, environment, or health.

**Category**
International Law, None