text: abuse of the privilege of diplomatic immunity and the diplomatic pouch; the absence of norms concerning the responsibility of States for acts not prohibited by international law; the absence of international regulation and control of the traffic and trade in arms; the inadequacy of international mechanisms for the peaceful resolution of conflicts and for the enforcement of internationally protected human rights; the lack of universal acceptance of the principle of aut dedere aut iudicare; and the shortcomings of international co-operation in the effective and uniform prevention and control of all forms and manifestations of terrorist violence. "C. latexnationai .cp-^ >eratiQn_fa.r..the- gffecti-vg &nd uniform prevention and control of terrorism "5. Effective measures for international co-operation in the prevention of terrorist violence should be developed at the international, regional and bilateral levels. These include: co-operation between law enforcement agencies, prosecution authorities and the judiciary; increasing integration and co-operation within the various agencies responsible for law enforcement and criminal justice, with due regard to fundamental human rights; inclusion of modalities of inter-State co-operation in penal matters at all levels of enforcement and criminal justice; increasing education and training of law enforcement personnel with regard to crime prevention and modalities of international co-operation in penal matters, including the development of specialized courses on international criminal law and comparative penal law and procedures, as a part of legal education as well as professional and judicial training; and the development of both general educational and public awareness programmes through the mass media in order to enlighten the public on the dangers of terrorist violence. "6. Greater uniformity in the laws and practices of States concerning both criminal and extraterritorial jurisdiction should be encouraged, while over-extension of territorial jurisdiction should be avoided in order to prevent unnecessary legal conflicts between States.
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and the prevention of terrorism, with a emphasis on legal frameworks, law enforcement, and human rights. It does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. The language and content suggest that it is more related to international relations and global governance.