of international crimes, be extended to cover not only "all other States" (paragraph (e) of draft article 5) but also the international community as a whole, and even mankind. In that way, the set of obligations outlined in paragraph 2 of draft article 14 would become the responsibility of the international community, which should collectively censure and react in a concerted manner to the perpetration of any international crime. 20. Draft articles 6, 7, 8 and 9, which identified the measures the injured State was legally entitled to take against the author of an internationally wrongful act, should be accompanied by much stronger safeguards than those contained in draft articles 10 to 13. The notion of reprisal should be used only with the utmost circumspection which paragraph 2 of draft article 9, based on the notion of proportionality, did not take fully into account. Likewise, while his delegation welcomed the fact that paragraph (b) of draft article 12 excluded from the list of obligations which could be suspended those "of any State by virtue of a peremptory norm of general international law", it believed that, in addition to that general formula, a specific reference to the cardinal principle of the non-use of force or of the threat of force was definitely called for. Draft article 6, on the other hand, should be more general, and the reference to the release and return of the persons and objects held should be deletedJ according to the same logic, draft article 7 should be deleted, since its provisions were already completely covered by the preceding text. I ... A/C. 6/39/SR.39 English Page 7 (Mr. Lamamra, Algeria) 21. With regard to draft article 14, he thought that the "obligations not to act" in paragraph 2 of that article should perhaps be supplemented by "obligations to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and the obligations of states and the international community in relation to international crimes. It does not seem to be related to specific sectors like economic development, industry, or health, but rather to the framework and principles of international law.

**Category**
International law