(f) The principle that offences agalnst the peace and security of nankind are not to be considered political erines and do not Justify the granting of asylun; (g) The principle that individuals having comnitted offences against the peace and security of nrankind shall be subject to universal prosecution and punishment. 10. Due to the great political importance to be attached to the Code of Offences against the peace and Security of tttankind, it should remain a seParate iten on the agenda of the Sixth Conmittee of the General Assembly. MAI,AWI [Original: Englishl [26 August 19851 The Governnent of Malawi ful.ly agrees with the conclusions and statenents in paragraph 65 of the report of the Internatlonal Law Conrnisslon on the uork of its thlrty-sixth session.A/40/45r English Page l0 MONGOLIA loriginal: Russianl [10 June f985l In addition to the comments transmitted to the United Nations in 1980,rrtongolia wishes to state the following: (a) In the current complex international situation, marked by an increasedrisk of nuclear htar as a result of the actions of the aggressive forces of imperialisrn, conpleting work on the draft Code of offences against the peace andSecurity of Mankind as quickly as possible is extremely important for the conservation of peace on Earth. (b) Generally speaking, the draft Code prepared by the fnterhational Law Commission in 1954 represents a good basis for the Code. Hor,rever, in further work on the draft Code, account nust be taken of the relevant provisions of the extremely important decisions taken by the General Assembly in recent years. Theseinclude the Declaration on the Prevention of Nuclear Catastrophe (resolution 3G,/100of 9 December 1981), resolution 38/75 of 15 December 1983, entitled "Condemnationof nuelear rdar", and the Declaration on the Right of peoples to peace (resolution 39/IL of 12 November 1984).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the importance of completing a draft Code of Offences against the peace and Security of Mankind, and the need to take into account recent General Assembly resolutions. This suggests that the text is focused on international law and security, rather than a specific economic or social issue.

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