text: 17May 1990 and between 12and 17July 1990. - 5 -article X “Illicit drug trafficking”. The Commission also discussed the question of an article on breaches of treaties design@8 to ensure international peace and security (oee Chapter II, Section a 3 below). 12. In the context of its consideration of the topio “Draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind”, the Commission established a Working Qroup (see para, 7 above) to consider the request addre.\sed to it by the Oeneral Assembly in resolution 44/39 on the question of establishing an international criminal court or other international criminal trial mechanism with jurisdiction over persons alleged to have committed certain crimes. The results of the work carried out in this connection by the Commission are reflected in Chapter II, Section P sf the present report. 13. The Commission devoted six meetings to the topic “Jurisdictional immunities of States and their property”. 51 The discussions were held on the basis of the third report of the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Yotoo Ogiso (A/CN.4/431 and Corr.1) which contained, for a number of the articles adopted on first reading, revised texts proposed by the Special Rapporteur. At the conclusion of its discussions, the Commission referred articles 12 to 28 to the Drafting Committee which had already pending before it articles 1 to 11 m referred to it at the previous session. The Commission received from the Drafting Committee a report containing 16 articles adopted on second reading by the Commission at the current session. It took note of that report and decided to defer action on it until its next session, at which time it intenda: to complete the second reading of the draft as a whole. 14. The Commission devoted eight meetings to the topic “The law of the
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