origin of international responsibility”. m/ 316. The Commission, at its thirty-second session, also began the consideration of Pmt Two of wdrafft art&&&i on “the content, forms and degree6 of international responsibility”. 317. The Commission, from its thirty-second to it6 thirty-eighth session6 in 1986, received seven reports from the Special Ra?porteur, Mr, Willem Riphagen, 2.W with reference to Parts Two and Three of the draft articles. The seventh report contained a section (which was neither 23.a /-ok ..c.J$U& vol. II, pp. 55-59, document A/lOOlO/Rev.l, paras. 38-51. 2.34 /B..,, . m, vol II (Part Two), pp. 26-63, document A/35/10, chap.111. 22.3/ For the seven reports of the Special Rapporteur, see Xf~~B99.k II. U.QQ, vol. II (Part One), p0 107, documant AiCN.41’330: XEUU~QQ.L~.,. 1981, vol. II (Part One), p. 79, document A/CN.4/334; XsaFbsmk ~,.*.-1.9.~2, vol. II (Part One), p.22, document A/CN,4/354~ XearhPok...,..,.,- 1989, vol. II (Part One), pa3, document AiCN.41366 and Add.1; X.~~rha.~k._.,.,,...l464, vol. II (Part One), pa 1, document A/CN.4/380; XBB.&QQ!L ,. . J&!-53, vol. II (Part One), p. 3, document A1CN.41389; and Yearbook , , , 11986, vol. II (Part One), p. 1, document A/CN.4/397 and Add.1. - 17Y -introduced nor discussed at the Commiesion) on preparation of the seaond reading of Part One of the draft actialee, concerning the written cmments of Qovernments on ten of the draft articles of Part One. 318. As of the conclusion of its thirty-eighth session in 1986, the Commission had provisionally adopted draft articles 1 to 5 of Part !bvo, U/ Draft articles 6 to 16 of Part Two -1 and draft articles 1 to 5 of Part Three m/ and its Annex iQ&/ had been referred to the Drafting Committee, 2311 319. The Commission, at its thirty-ninth session in 1987, appointed Mr. t3aetano Arangio-RuiP;, Special Rapporteur for the topic of State
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the work of the International Law Commission, specifically its consideration of draft articles on international responsibility. The topics being addressed seem to be more focused on legal concepts and principles rather than specific fields like economics or environment. The text mentions the consideration of reports from a Special Rapporteur and the adoption of draft articles, which suggests a more abstract and theoretical focus.

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International law, Humanitarian aid and relief