text: 21. On the basis of the reports of the Special Rapporteur, the Commissions (a) at its secona session, in 1950, adopted a formulation of the principles of international law recognised in the Charter of the Nknberg Tribunal ancl in the Juagement of the Tribunal anU submittea these principles, with commentaries, to the General Assemblyl anU (b) at its sixth session, in 1954, submitted a &aft Code of offences agaiz,st the peace an8 security of mankincl, with comme:?taries, to the General Assembly. U/ 22. The General Assembly, in resolution 897 (IX) of 4 December 1954, considering that the draft CoUe of offences against the peace an8 security of mankind as formulated by ths Commission raised problems closely relatea to those of the Definition of aggression, and that the General Assembly had entrusted a Special Committee wit’ A the task of preparing a report on a draft definition of aggression, decided to postpone consideration of the &aft Coae until the Special Committee haa submitted its report. 23. The General Assembly, in resolution 3314 (XXIX) oL’ J-4 December 1974, adopted by consensus the Definition of Aggression. .- UJwu, vol. II, pp. 374-378, document A/1316. Xearbook ,&, lm, vol. II, pp. 150-152, document A/2673. For the text of the principles and the draft Code, see also yearbook .., 1955, vol. II (Part Two), PP*‘2 and 0, document A/40/10, paras. 45 an8 18. - 10 -24, On 10 December 1981, the Qeneral Assembly, in rssolution 36/106, invited the Commission to resume its work with a view to elaborating the &aft CoUe of offences against the peace ar.d security of mankind and to examine it with the requirea priority in order to review it,taking Uuly into account the r:‘sults achievea by the process of the proqressive development of international law. U/
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development of international law and the creation of a draft code of offenses against the peace and security of mankind. It mentions the work of the Commission and the General Assembly, and references specific resolutions and documents. Based on this, it seems likely that the text is related to the development of international law and its application to issues of peace and security.