text: omyloymont ohould not be questioned, In his view, only a problem of failure to roep~ct the righta grontod to tho omployoo by the contract of employment could bo roforrod to the court. 182. Tha Spociel Happortour ouggootod that one eolution might bo to specify that, when the proceeding relatotA to the recruitment, renewal of employment or reinutf3t oment of 8n individual, it should be ellowed only in 60 far ae it WB~J aimod at enfiuriny pecuniary ccmponeation, but without allowing tho court to IHMUU un injunction 8geinat the foreign Steto. 103. W1t.h reyard Lo ycsrtlgraph 2, aubyaragraph (c) , one momber suggeetod the Aolotior~ of the word0“nor a habitual rooidont”, In his view, a national of a Stnl:a rC)Hiding abroad ehould still b@ treat&d like my other nfitionol of thn st.nt.u, with nl I the lagnl consaqunncotq deriving Prom that ntatus. 1HQ. ‘l’drkirry into account. tho above diacueaion, oa ~011 GO tho cllioc!uonisn nt Ltro pt’c~vioufi uoanion on this article, the Spositil RHppart.aur proponc!A to retain cl~al’t. article 12, with the dolot:.ion OT tho ratororlce to Lho social security re!yuiromt~nt in pnrRgraph 1. AG to Gubphragraphs (a) and (b), the Spot in 1 Rr\pportour nuggontod t.hnt. further t:onn idorntion be given to thorn hy t tinDr n !‘t: i nq(‘mm I t t PF) . - H 1 *’hKd&l.&~3 *E’oKE~in)uPinc_-~-Q.Q. &Q .8KOQUK.!iJ! m/ 185. The Special Rapporteur noted that the draft article was generally csuceivrod ns a provision relating to non-commercial tort and liability of R State to pay monetary eompenAation for the damage cauaad by m GC~ or o%itiloion attributable to that State. He observed that, as in the case of articl 0 12, views oE members of the Commission on this ortiala had b~orr divided so far1
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international law and the responsibility of states towards individuals, particularly in the context of employment and social security. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international relations and governance. The text also mentions the concept of "non-commercial tort" and "liability of a State to pay monetary compensation", which further suggests a focus on legal and economic issues.