responsibility)r 12, (Aggression)r 13. (Threat of aggression)r 14, (Intervention) an8 15. (Colonial Uomination anc¶ other forms of alien domination), with the commentaries thoreto. U/ 8. -on of f&~japtoJ>ic at the 27,At the present session ,the Commission haa before it the eighth report of the Special Rapporteur on the topic (A/CN.4/430 an8 Ac¶c¶.l), which Consisted of thres parts. In Part One, the Special Rapporteur dealt with “Related offences” or “other of fences”, which he had already examined in his fourth report .U/ namely complicity, conspiracy and attempt. In this part of his eighth report, the Special Rapporteur proposed draft articles on those offencecr (articles 15, 16 and 17 on complicity, conspiracy ancl attempt respectively) together with commentaries thereto. L9/ With regard to aomplicity, the Special Rappotteur examined particularly in his report the question of methodology anU Jtz place in the Uraft Cocle, the problems arising J’w For a more Uetailetl account of the Commission’s work on the topic at these sessions, see the Roports of the International Law Commission on the work of its thirty-seventh session, (siltxdiE-RecorBs_oEm~ Suop+&nenuQ (A/40/10), pares. 34 to 101) , thirty-eighth session (U.&l., Urtv-first ssss&xb Sug&xf&U NC. IQ (A/41/10), paras. 77 to 185), thirty-ninth session (J.b&., firtv-ae9U n, v No, 1Q (A/42/10), pares. 25 to 66), fortieth session(u., wrd 8-a SWQI& No. 1Q (A/43/10), paras. 211 to 280) anU forty-first session (I-M%., Forty-fourth sess.ion,~manl.-N-Q,. l-Q (A/44/10), pares. 83 to 217). Al/ For the text of the articles see Section D.l below. aw See Yearbook , ,, 1ufi, vol. II (Part One) pp. 63-69, document A1CN.41398, paras. 89 to 145. w Since the Commission has provisionally adopted 18 articles, the numbering proposed by the Special Rapporteur may later have to be changed. - 12 -from physical and intellectual eats of complicity, the question of the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and the work of the International Law Commission, specifically related to crimes and offenses. It mentions concepts such as aggression, colonial domination, and complicity, which are typically associated with international relations and law. The text also references various reports and documents, indicating a focus on international legal frameworks and conventions.

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