criminally responsible. Although China has neither formulated any laws nor concluded any bilateral treaties with respect to extradition, any criminal offender discovered in its territory, an the condition that his unlawful activity is ascertained to be also unlawful and liable for criminal punishment under the Chinese Criminal Law, shall be handled strictly in accordance with the legal principle of aut &dew gut iudicare so as to guarantee that the offender is subject to legal punishment that he deserves. CAT/C/?/Add.5 page 11 52. Those judicial assistance treaties concluded between China and other countries which contain judicial assistance in criminal matters stipulate in a clear and detailed manner the legal procedure of mutual provision of evidences for criminal procedure and the way and method for mutual provision of laws and materials for criminal procedure and the results of such procedure. In future, China will continue to conclude treaties or agreements with more countries on judicial assistance including that in criminal matters and co-operate as much 86 possible with all other countries in a" endeavour to effectively prevent torture and other criminal offences. 53. As with other criminal offences, so torture, a" act which endangers society, has yet to be eliminated completely in China. Due to a weak sense of legal system, the serious influence of privileges and the rather low professional level among some State functionaries, the phenomena of torture still exists in some localities. Therefore, the State has paid great attention to this situation and adopted corresponding measures to redress it. 0" the one hand, the State continues to strengthen legal education among its functionaries, and on the other, the State improves its various supervisory and procuratorial systems so that once discovered, all those who "se torture, no matter in what capacity and for what reason, will be punished 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the legal framework and practices of China regarding extradition, criminal justice, and the prevention of torture. It mentions the country's laws, treaties, and agreements, as well as the measures taken by the State to address the issue of torture. Given the focus on legal matters and the prevention of crime, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to governance and law enforcement.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education