United Nations GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRTY -NINTH SESSION Official R«ords* • ~ · I. SUMMARY RECORD OF THE 39th MEETING SIXTH COMMITTEE 39th meeting hela on Friaay, 9 November 1984 at 10.30 a.m. New York Chairman: Mr. GOERNER (German Democratic Republic) CONTENTS AGENDA ITEM 130: REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION ON THE wORK OF ITS THIRTY-SIXTH SESSION (continued) •Thj, re<:ord ;, 'ubjC<:I In <'Orr..,lion. Corrcction• should be IICftlllndcr lhc li&nalurc or. member or lhc dele­ ••• ion <t>ncorn<d wit~in unr ...... t of/~ dtltr "' publi<YII/olllO lhc C'lllcr or I he Ortkial Records Edldna Section, room IX.'2· 7~. 2 Unirnl Narion• Plaza, and incor(Xlral~ in a copy or lhc record. l'nno.:linn• will be i»ucd ancr rhe end or lhc sculoft, in I lqlata!C rucldc ror ndl COIIIIIIiuee. 84-57482 37llS (E) Distr. GE.;NERAL A/C.6/39/SR.39 19 November 1984 ENGLISH ORIGINAL t FRENCH I ... A/C. 6/39/SR.39 English Page 2 The meeting was called to order at 10.55 a.m. AGENDA ITEM 130: REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COr<!MISSION ON THE WORK OF ITS THIRTY-SIXTH SESSION (continued) (A/39/10, 306 and 412) 1. Nr. AL-DUWAIKH (Kuwait) congratulated the Commission on the good work it had done at its thirty-sixth session; that demonstrated its desire to meet the concerns of the modern \<rorld. 2. The significance of the notion of offences against the peace and security of mankind had increased more and more since the Nurnberg and ~ukyo trials. The Commission had endeavored to meet the needs of the modern world by taking into account the fact that States and individuals must be protected from such violations of international law as colonialism, apartheid, the taking of hostages, mercenarism, arbitrary economic sanctions and pressures, serious damage to the environment, the use of nuclear weapons, as had been recognized by the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the work of the International Law Commission, specifically their report on the protection of international law from violations such as colonialism, apartheid, and the use of nuclear weapons. The focus is on the legal and ethical aspects of these issues, rather than their economic or environmental implications. Therefore, it is likely that the category would be related to international law and human rights.

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