GA/L/2880
2 November 1995
Legal
GA/L/2878
1 November 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2878
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL COURT SHOULD HAVE INHERENT CRIMINAL JURISDICTION, LEGAL COMMITTEE TOLD
19951101 Speakers Address Roles of Security Council, International Criminal Court; Possible Conflict Between International, National Jurisdiction also AddressedThe proposed international criminal court should be an independent institution with inherent jurisdiction over serious international crimes, the Sixth Committee (Legal) was told this afternoon.
GA/L/2877
31 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2877
COMMITTEE IS TOLD AGGRESSION SHOULD BE WITHIN JURISDICTION OF PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
19951031 Relationship between New Body and Security Council Is DiscussedGA/L/2876
30 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2876
COMMITTEE IS TOLD PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT SHOULD BE COMPLEMENTARY TO NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS
19951030 Nature of Crimes to Be Referred to Court Is Discussed; Difference of Views on Timing of Conference to Adopt StatuteGA/L/2875
GA/L/2874
27 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2874
LENGTHY ELABORATION PERIOD FOR LAW COMMISSION TEXTS CRITICIZED BY SPEAKERS IN LEGAL COMMITTEE
19951027 Canada Says Draft Code of Crimes on Agenda for 50 Years; Commission Chairman States Effectiveness Proved by Ratification, Not SpeedGA/L/2873
26 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2873
GA/L/2872
25 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2872
GA/L/2870
20 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2870
AGGRIEVED STATES SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO TAKE LAW INTO THEIR OWN HANDS, LEGAL COMMITTEE TOLD
19951020 India Warns of Danger in Countermeasures; Debate on Law Commission's Report Continues, with Review of State ResponsibilityGA/L/2871
20 October 1995
Press Release
GA/L/2871
QUESTIONS OF STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND CONCEPT OF STATE CRIMES REMAIN BEFORE SIXTH COMMITTEE
19951020 Australia Calls for Inclusion of Internal Armed Conflicts in Draft Code of CrimesThe right to undertake countermeasures and various methods of dispute settlement were discussed this afternoon as the Sixth Committee (Legal) continued discussing State responsibility and the concept of State crimes.