Qeneral Assembly to indiaate whether the Commissiongo mandate extends to the preparation of the etatute of a competent international ariminal juriadiation for individuals,” U/ 96. The question concerning implementation of the draft Code, including the possible establishment of an international oriminal jurisdiction, also same up in the Commissior~*s discussions at its thirty-eighth (19861, 4p/ thirty-ninth (1987), a/ fortieth (1988) p2/ and forty-first eesrrions (1989) a/ and the Commission reiterated the above-wntioned inquiry to the Qeneral Assembly at its thirty-eighth (1986) QPI and thirty-ninth ssssions (1987). 451 261 See pare. 105 below. wReport of the International Law Commission on the work of its thirty-fifth session, Qfficial of msThirrfv?ei<lhthw S-w&Q (A/38/10), para. 69 (c) (i). $Q/ m., ~ty-~~~ No. 1Q (A/41/10), paras* 146 to 148. ui ma, ~pyt+-~JQ (A/42mL p-as. 29 to 36. 421 IpIo., a (A/43/10), para. 280, commentary to srticlo 4. ~1 fpiQ., Baaaaioe, SJQ (A/44/10), paraa. 211 to 216. 491 u., &U&-S- No. lQ (A/41/10), pars. 185, footnote 100, 49 Ipfp., saeaaion.Suement.Mo.AQ (A/42/10), pars. 67 (c), footnote 28, - 37 -97.In particular, when provisionally adopting on first reading, at its fortieth aeesic.% draft artiole 4 of the draft Code, concerning the @‘obligation to try or extradite”, the Commission included in this provision a paragraph 3 stating that “the provieioncs of paragraph6 1 and 2 of this artiole do not prejudge the establishment and the juriediotion of an international or iminal aour to’. Furthermore, in paragraph (5) of the relevant commentary, the Commission indicated that paragraph 3 of draft article 4 “deals with the possible establishment of an international criminal court” and “it ehowa that the jurisdictional solution adopted in draft article 4 would not prevent the Commission from dealing, in due eourae, with the formulation of the statute of an international criminal court”. a/
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the preparation of a statute for an international criminal court, which suggests that it may be related to issues of international justice, human rights, or international law. The text also mentions the International Law Commission, which implies that it is related to the international community and global governance.

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