text: For the wording of the draft art%oles, he had taken into account, inter, the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and wThe first version of draft articles X and Y submitted by the Special Rapporteur read a8 follows1 “me g e The following constitute crimes against peace8 (1) Engaging in illicit traffic in narcotic drugsj (2) Illicit traffic in narcotic drugs means any traffic organioed for the purpose of the production, manufacture, extraction, preparation, offering, offering for sale, distribution, sale, delivery on any terms whatsoever, brokerage, despatch, transport, importation or exportation of any narcotic drug or any psychotropic substance contrary to the provisions of tho conventions which have entered i:lto force.” The following constitute crimes against humanity! Any illicit traffic in narcotic drugs, in accordance with the requirements laid down in article X of this draft Code.” 8X Report of the International Law Commission on the work of its forty-first session (QfLm.m_~Q~tis..ofe~ex.R3 ._ Amem_h.ly, Fortv-fourth se&on, D No, 1Q (A/44/10), pare, 210. - 31 -Psychotropio Subetanoes of 19 December 1988. Draft article X (orime against peaae) dealt with large-scale trafficking by associations or private groups, or by public officials, either as principals or as acaomplioee in the traffioking. Such trafficking could affect international peace by giving rise to a series of conflicts, for exsmple, between the producer or despatoher State, the transit State and the destination State. The threat to international peace was even greater when organised groups infiltrated governments, so that the State itself became, in a wayI the perpetrator of the internationally wrongful act. Accordingly, traffio in narcotic drugs carried out by isolated individuals and punishable under the national law of the country where it occurred was not covered by the draft article. 78. With regard to draft article Y (crime against humanity), the
analysis: The text appears to be related to international law and the regulation of illicit activities, specifically the trafficking of narcotic drugs. It mentions international conventions, crimes against peace and humanity, and the involvement of governments and organized groups. Given the focus on law and international relations, I hypothesize that the text is more likely to fit under a category related to international affairs.