text: adopted legislation in his country, drug trafficking offences had been made non-bailable. 27. Several speakers stated that, in adopting a global programme of action, the General Assembly, at its special session, should consider the links between illicit drug trafficking and international terrorism, subversive activities and organized crime, which undermined the legitimate economy and threatened the stability and security of Governments. 28. One representative expressed the view that the General Assembly at its seventeenth special session, should take note of the possible establishment of an international criminal court for transnational criminal activities, such as illicit drug trafficking, which was to be considered by the International Law Commission at its next session, as requested by the Assembly in its resolution 44/39 of 4 December 1989. Another representative expressed support for the launching of a United Nations decade against drug abuse and illicit traffic. 29. Some speakers referred to the establishment of new administrative structures or agencies to enhance inter-agency co-ordination at the national level with a view to facilitating the implementation of the provisions of the 1988 Convention. The view was expressed that priority should be given to the implementation of some of the provisions of the 1988 Convention, such as article 5 on confiscation, article 6 on extradition and article 7 on mutual legal assistance, and that they should be highlighted and brought to the attention of the General Assembly at its special session. 30. With reference to General Assembly decision 44/410, all speakers expressed support for enhancing the role of the United Nations in the fight against drug abuse and illicit drug trafficking at the international level. Support was expressed for Assembly resolution 44/141, in which the Secretary- General was requested to select a limited number of experts from developed and developing countries to advise and assist him in order to enhance the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the international efforts to combat drug trafficking, which is a global issue that transcends national borders. The text mentions the 1988 Convention, international criminal court, and the role of the United Nations in the fight against drug abuse and illicit drug trafficking. These elements suggest that the category should be related to international cooperation and law enforcement.