The Sixth Committee (Legal) this afternoon began its discussion of the International Law Commissions long-standing efforts to draw up an instrument to govern State responsibility for internationally wrongful acts, in the course of its ongoing examination of the Commissions report on its 1999 session.
Winding Up Debate On Women In Development, Second Committee Hears Range Of Views On Progress Since Beijing
The integration of women into economic activity had not been enough to resolve their social situation and eliminate the stereotypes they were subjected to, the representative of Mexico told the Second Committee (Economic and Financial) this morning as it began its consideration of women in development.
Committee Also Takes Up Secretary-Generals Report on Internal Oversight Office Activities
Assembly Also Adopts Eight Resolutions, Including Texts On Procurement Reform, Financing UNAMET, Development Account
Continues Discussion of Issues Related to Rights of Children
The Sixth Committee (Legal) this afternoon concluded its consideration of the jurisdictional immunities of States and their property, in the context of its ongoing examination of the report of the International Law Commission.
The Sixth Committee (Legal) this morning continued its consideration of the International Law Commission's proposals for resolving outstanding questions related to the draft articles on jurisdictional immunities of States and their property, which are annexed to the Commission's annual report.
