text: isolated or individual activitiee of Small dealers, but, rather, to large-scale , organised operations, (5) The words “within the confines of a State or in a transboundary context” indicate that the traffic doe8 not have to be carried on in an inter-State context in order to constitute a crime against humanity. Intornal traffic engaged in on a large scale may constitute a crime against humanity. It is even conceivable that it may be specially organised within a State for the purpose8 of impairing the physical integrity of member8 an ethnic, racial or other group and, in this case, its nature as a crime against humanity would bo even mora pronounced. (6) Prrr explains the moaning of tho words “facilitating” and “encouraging” in paragraph 1. Its wording is based on article 3, paragraph 1 (b) (i), of the 1988 Convontion and it covers, mnlfa, what is commonly known as money laundoring, as woll as ostoblishmonts involvod in monoy laundoring uporations. Tho torm “property” moans all typos of corporeal or incorporo~l~ movoblo or immovable and tangiblo or intangiblo assets, as wsll as loge1 instrumonts and documents proving ownership of such assets and tho rights to which they givo rise. (7 ) Tho words “who knows that such property is dorivod from the crime dofined In the presont article in ordor to conceal or dieguieo the illicit origin of the property” oxcludo from tho scope of the paragraph porscns who, acting in good faith, may have takr .Apart in ono of tho operations roforrod to in the paragraph, but who hovo AIO knowledge either of tho illicit origin of the property or of tho aim of concoaling or disguising that origin. (8) Pua~r.~.h. 3. explain6 tho moaning of the word8 “illicit traffic in nilrcotic drugs”. The list of operations it contains is takon from article 3,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a legal framework related to crimes against humanity, specifically the trafficking of drugs and the concealment of illicit origin. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a context related to international law or criminal justice. The content of the text does not seem to be related to traditional economic development or natural resources, but rather to the regulation of illegal activities.