making them crimes under internal law, and raising them to the level of international crime. - 33 -85.As to making illicit traffic in narcotio drugs a crime, some members of the (ommission stressed that attention should be focused OR international co-operation. Such co-operation, rather than the self-help often resorted to , unilaterally by certain States, should be the watchword. 86. With regard to the prevention and punisbsent of the illicit traffic in narcotic druqs, one member consi%ere% that it would be woli ta a%% to the list of crimes covere% by the Co%e a new form of crime, mco-urrorim *At its previous session, the Commission on Human Rights ha% adopte% a resolution entitle% “Consequenaes of acts of violence committea by irregular urmed groups an% %rug traffickers for thn enjoyment of human rights”, in which it stated its %eep concern at the crimes an% atrocities committea in meny countr:ee by Jrregular armed groups and %rug traffickers an% at the evi%ence of grooving links between them. Thers were now grounds far thinking that the terrorist movements rife a few years previously in Europe ha% had links with drug traffickers at one time. The same was currently true in several countries of Latin America where that new form o f crime constitute% a real threat to society. What was involve% was thus not only a crime against humanity but also a crime against peace, which should certainly be a crime under the Code. 87. The Special Rapporteur explsine% that he ha% submitted two separate %raft articles on the subject because, first, the distinction between crimes against puaco an% crimes against humanity ha% apparently alrea%y been established by ths Commission in its work on the %raft Code an%, secon%ly, because as some, members had already pointed out, there ware aspects of Lie iilicit traffic in narcotic drugs which belonge% to both those categories of crime.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the regulation and prevention of illicit drug trafficking, which is a significant issue in the context of international law and human rights. The Commission on Human Rights is considering the possibility of making drug trafficking a crime under the Code, and the Special Rapporteur is submitting separate draft articles on the subject. The text highlights the connection between drug trafficking and terrorism, as well as its impact on society and human rights.

**Category**
Health, International trade