text: 15. The Commission devoted eight meetings to the topic “State rosponsibility”l 21 The discussions were held on ths basis of the socona report of the Special Rapporteur. Mr. Gaetano Arangio-Ruia (A/CN.4/425 and Corr.1 (English only) and A1CN.414251Add.l and Corr.1 (English only)), which contained, iaterj&.j&, three draft articles respectively entitled “Reparation by equivalent”, “Interest”, “Satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition”. At tho conclusion of its discussion, the Commission referred all three draft articles to the Drafting Committee. 11 The topic was examined at the 2168th to 2175th meetings held between 5 and 15 June 1990. - 7 -16. The Commieeion UevoteU five nwetings to the topic “Relations between States an8 international organiaaticns (second part of the topic)“. &/ The discussions were held on the bania of the fourth report of the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Leonardo Diaa-Oona&lea (A/CN.4/424) which contained 11 draft articles, namely articles 1 to 4 comprising Part I (Introduction), articles 5 and 6 comprising Part II (Legal personality) am3 articles 7 to 11 comprising Part III entitled “Property, Funds an8 Assetsq8. At the conclusion of its aiscussion, the Commission refertea all 11 &aft articles to the Drafting Committee. The fifth report of the Special Rapporteur (A/CN.4/432) was not UiscusseU for lack of time. 17. The Commission devotea eight meetings to the topic “International liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohfbitea by international law”. Q/ The cliscussions were hela on tho basis of the sixth report of the Special Rapporteur, Mr. Julio Barbosa (AlCN.41428 and Corr.1, Corr.2 (English only), Corr.3 (Spanish only) and Corr.41, which containecl,m, 33 articles, namely articles 1 to 5 comprising Chapter 1: entitlea “Introauction”, articles 6 to 10 comprisiny Chapter II entitled “Principles”, articles 11 to 20 comprising Chapter III entitlea “Prevention”, articles 21 to 27 comprising Chapter IV entitlea “Liability” ancl articles 28 to 33
analysis: The text appears to be related to international law and the work of the Commission, discussing topics such as state responsibility, relations between states and international organizations, and international liability for injurious consequences. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on legal and institutional matters. The topics being discussed seem to be abstract and theoretical, rather than specific to a particular sector or industry.