in the area of validity end interpretation of treaties, relations between parties to treaties and the question of treaties and third States. Finelly, the general point was made that an article of SUC!A a controversial nature would have an adverse impact on the acceptability of the Code. ea.The Commission was thereforo not able to agree on guidelinos for the future work of the Drafting Committee on this quostion. It furthermore noted that if, at its next session, it was able to agree on such guidelines, for exmple on the basis of the Bebate in the Sixth Committee of the genera1 Assembly, the Drafting Committee should revert to ths article after the completion of its consideration of the other draft articles on the topic. c. fillw&~the.-~@k.l~~~mQ ti_sf;..-an internatinalawmtin 93.At its present aeasion, tho Commission, within the ftemework of the present topic, considered extensively the question concerning the possible establishment of an international criminal juriut3iction. 1. TeunsPfrafersnca 94. Two main reasons led the Commission at itA present session to an in-depth examination of this question, within the context of the draft Code of crimes against ths peace and security of mankind. - 36 -95. On the one hand, the queatioa aonasrniag the draft Code08 implementation and, in partiaufar, the poaF.Lble oreation of an international oriminal jurisdiation to eaforoe the provisions of the draft Code has alwsyn been foremoat in the Commieeion’s aonaorna on the to@, The Commission pronounaed itself in iavour of suah a trial meohaninm for the firat time lsa 1950. 3.W When it resumed it8 work oa this topia, in 1903, it inaluded in its report to the General Assembly of that year’8 session the following paragrspht oWnce Borne membsre consider that a code unaccompanied by penaltire and by a competent criminal jurisdiatioa would be ineffective, the Cmmiaoion aaka the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and treaties, specifically the draft Code of crimes against the peace and security of mankind. The Commission's examination of the possible establishment of an international criminal jurisdiction suggests a focus on international relations, law, and justice. The tone of the text is formal and technical, indicating a focus on international governance and legal frameworks.

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