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GA/L/3129
4 November 1999


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GA/L/3129


WORK OF INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION CONTINUES TO BE SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION IN SIXTH COMMITTEE

19991104

Debate Focuses on Approaches to Unilateral Acts, Transboundary Harm

The Sixth Committee continued its discussion of the International Law Commission’s report, focusing primarily on the chapters covering unilateral acts of State and prevention of transboundary harm.

GA/L/3128
3 November 1999


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GA/L/3128


DIRECTION OF LAW COMMISSION’S WORK ON TRANSBOUNDARY DAMAGE DEFEATED IN SIXTH COMMITTEE

19991103

The Sixth Committee this afternoon took up the remaining chapters of the report of the International Law Commission -– those dealing with unilateral acts and prevention of transboundary damage.

GA/L/3126
2 November 1999


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GA/L/3126


SIXTH COMMITTEE CONCLUDES CONSIDERATION OF DRAFT ON STATE RESPONSIBILITY

19991102

The Sixth Committee (Legal) this morning concluded its discussion of the International Law Commission’s long-standing efforts to codify an instrument to govern State responsibility for internationally wrongful acts.

GA/L/3127
2 November 1999


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GA/L/3127


AS LEGAL COMMITTEE REVIEWS DRAFT GUIDELINES FOR TREATY RESERVATIONS, SPEAKERS STRESS EXCEPTIONAL CHARACTER OF HUMAN RIGHTS AGREEMENTS

19991102

The question of whether reservations should be permitted to human rights instruments was raised by several speakers this afternoon as the Sixth Committee began discussing the efforts of the International Law Commission to draw up practice guide on reservations to treaties.

GA/L/3124
29 October 1999


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GA/L/3124


NORMS OF STATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR INTERNATIONAL WRONGFUL ACTS EXAMINED IN SIXTH COMMITTEE

19991029

The Sixth Committee (Legal) this afternoon began its discussion of the International Law Commission’s 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 Commission’s report on its 1999 session.

GA/L/3123
28 October 1999


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GA/L/3123


IN SIXTH COMMITTEE, PERSPECTIVES VARY AS TO UTILITY, FEASIBILITY OF LEGAL INSTRUMENT ON STATE IMMUNITY

19991028

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.

GA/L/3122
28 October 1999


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GA/L/3122


LEGAL COMMITTEE CONSIDERS BEARING OF GLOBAL COMMERCIAL TRENDS ON QUESTION OF JURISDICTIONAL IMMUNITY OF STATES

19991028

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.

GA/L/3120
27 October 1999


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GA/L/3120


LEGAL COMMITTEE CONTINUES DEBATE ON NATIONALITY TEXT

19991027

Also Hears from World Court Delegation, Receives Draft Resolution on Impact of Sanctions on Neighbouring States

GA/L/3121
27 October 1999


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GA/L/3121


DEBATE ON JURISDICTIONAL IMMUNITIES OF STATES AND THEIR PROPERTY BEGINS IN SIXTH COMMITTEE

19991027

United Kingdom Proposes Drafting Model Law Rather Than Codifying Rules

The Sixth Committee (Legal) this afternoon began consideration of the International Law Commission's work on the question of jurisdictional immunities of States and their property, as described in the Commission's annual report.