elements of international terrorism for the purposes of their inclusion in thedraft code and we believe, for the same reason, that when the eoncept of international terrorism is being sfudied and elassified, it must be developed in thie most comprehensive and specific manner possible so that it can cover all thesituations that might be included in this idea. (h) fn subparagraph (vi), the Comnlssion recognizes tbat piracy is aninternational crine under customary international law but doubts whether, in thepresent international community, the offence can be such as to constitute a threatto the peace and security of nankind. We believe that the Connission has taken theri.ght approach to this guestion and we have no comnents to make on this subject.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and security, specifically the concept of international terrorism and piracy. It seems to be focused on the legal and political aspects of these issues, rather than any specific economic, social, or environmental concerns.

**Category**
International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief