Mr. Dwight Justice, Multinational Enterprises Department, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions

Mr. Issouffou Ouedraogo, Director of communications and the ministerial press, and Mr. Hamidou Simpore, Chief of Protocol in the Ministry of Justice.

The charges against Mr. Andreasen and Mr. Sørensen should be withdrawn under sections 721 (1) (ii) of the Administration of Justice Act.

Current office holders are Chairperson Mr. Justice V.S. Dave (India) Vice Chairperson Dr. P.N. Mishra (India) Secretary Mr. Sharad Joshi (India) Treasurer Ms. Aparna Sahay (India).

In the interactive dialogue that followed, statements were made by Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Salama and Mr. Sattar, as well as by observers from the following non governmental organizations Dominicans for Justice and Peace and International Fellowship of Reconciliation.

Mr. Trump won West Virginia by 42 points, and Justice did not endorse the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.

The Office of Justice Affairs, as the Secretariat of the Logistics Committee, has set up the Eleventh United Nations Congress Preparatory Office (UNCPO), directed by Mr. Vitaya Suriyawong, Director of the Justice Officials Training Institute, Office of Justice Affairs.

Mr. Mohamed Bennouna (Morocco), Mr. Thomas Buergenthal (United States of America), Mr. Kenneth Keith (New Zealand), Mr. Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor (Mexico) and Mr. Leonid Skotnikov (Russian Federation) were therefore elected members of the International Court of Justice for a term of office of nine years, beginning on 6 February 2006.

Mr. Hyassat (Jordan) said that international action was urgently needed in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice.

Mr. Decaux raised concerns about transitional justice in a society emerging from a devastating conflict and underscored the importance of having a system of justice that could deal with emergencies and thereby prevent people from taking justice into their own hands.

Mr. Decaux said that the informal paper of Mr. Tuñón Veilles was very interesting and referred to Commission on Human Rights resolution 2005 70 on human rights and transitional justice.

2.14 On 26 and 28 August 2003, respectively, DRC appealed the DPP decisions regarding Mr. Andreasen (on the petitioner's behalf) and Mr. Sørensen (on its own behalf) to the Ministry of Justice.

(b) Mr. Decaux presented his working paper containing an updated version of the draft principles governing the administration of justice through military tribunals (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 9). In the interactive dialogue that followed, statements were made by Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Motoc, Mr. Rivkin, Mr. Salama, Ms. Sardenberg and Mr. Yokota. At the same meeting, Mr. Decaux made his concluding remarks

Our delegation hopes, Mr. President, that you will become the guarantor of justice and equity in the process that is now beginning.

Mr. Rahman (Malaysia) said that for many years, Malaysia had attached high priority to the interrelated issues of crime prevention and criminal justice.

Welcomes the report on the administration of justice through military tribunals (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 9) submitted by Mr. Decaux, including the updated draft principles governing the administration of justice through military tribunals contained therein

In his opening statement, Mr. Boureima Badini, Minister of Justice, said that its geographical location made Burkina Faso a transit point for criminal networks.

Mr. Hao Bin (China) welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution and emphasized the need to strengthen the existing system of administration of justice.

The specific causes of the assassination of Mr. Hariri cannot be reliably asserted until after the perpetrators of this crime are brought to justice.

The specific causes for the assassination of Mr. Hariri cannot be reliably asserted until after the perpetrators of this crime are brought to justice.

It is now my honour to call on Mr. Shi Jiuyong, President of the International Court of Justice, to introduce the Court's important report.

Mr. Fetz (Canada) asked what measures, exactly, the independent expert might propose for setting up an independent system of justice that truly protected human rights.

Mr. Salama further suggested that human rights mechanisms and NGOs in such circumstances could put pressure on the States concerned to bring perpetrators to justice.

Mr. Hussain (Pakistan) urged Member States to take very seriously their obligations under the Bangkok Declaration on Synergies and Responses Strategic Alliances in Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.

Mr. Hicks, representing Mr. Poe (United States House of Representatives), observed that 30 years after both the International Court of Justice and the United Nations had called for a referendum and upheld the right to self determination in Western Sahara, the matter was still unresolved.

Listen when I spoke to Mr. Gore the other day after breakfast, I asked him how environmental justice activists were going to be included in his new marketing strategy.

On 9 May 2003 the Chief Constable modified his recommendations, advising the withdrawal of charges against Mr. Glistrup under section 721 (1) (ii) of the Administration of Justice Act.

Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Motoc, Ms. O'Connor, Mr. Pinheiro, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Sorabjee, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota draft decision

In favour Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Motoc, Ms. O'Connor, Mr. Pinheiro, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Sorabjee, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota.

Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Casey, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Mbonu, Ms. Motoc, Ms. O'Connor, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar and Mr. Yokota draft resolution

Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Motoc, Ms.

Kabatsi, Mr. J.L. Kateka, Mr. F. Kemicha, Mr. R.A. Kolodkin, Mr. M. Koskenniemi, Mr. M.J. Matheson, Mr. D. Opertti Badan, Mr.

During 1998, Mr. Justice Hall, as he then was, was appointed Chairman of the National Crime Commission that made its report to the government on 30 November of that year.

Mr. O'Callaghan (Ireland) said that the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform had funded a number of initiatives designed to promote the nomination of female candidates by minority groups.

Mr. Kitaoka (Japan) My delegation would like to thank President Shi Jiuyong for his in depth report on the current work of the International Court of Justice (A 60 4).

Mr. Chaudhry (Pakistan) I wish to thank President Shi Jiuyong for presenting the report of the International Court of Justice (A 60 4) on its work during the past year.

The following members participated Mr. M. Koskenniemi (Chair), Mr. I. Brownlie, Mr. C. Chee, Mr. P. Comissario Afonso, Mr. R. Daoudi, Mr. C.P. Economides, Ms. P. Escarameia, Mr. G. Gaja, Mr. Z. Galicki, Mr. J. Kateka, Mr. F. Kemicha, Mr. R.A. Kolodkin, Mr. W. Mansfield, Mr. M. Matheson, Mr. B. Sepúlveda, Mr. P.S. Rao, Ms. H. Xue.

Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Decaux, Ms. Hampson, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar and Ms. Warzazi draft resolution

Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bengoa, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Bossuyt, Mr. Cherif, Ms. Chung, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Koufa, Ms. Motoc, Ms. O'Connor, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Salama, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Tuñón Veilles, Ms. Wadibia Anyanwu, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota draft decision

Mr. Alfonso Martínez, Mr. Alfredsson, Mr. Bíró, Mr. Chen Shiqiu, Mr. Cherif, Mr. Decaux, Mr. Dos Santos, Ms. Hampson, Ms. Koufa, Mr. Pinheiro, Ms. Rakotoarisoa, Mr. Sorabjee, Ms. Warzazi and Mr. Yokota subsequently joined the sponsors.

Those members are Mr. Buergenthal, Mr. Elaraby, Mr. Kooijmans, Mr. Rezek and Mr. Vereshchetin.

The Planning Group was composed of Mr. G. Pambou Tchivounda (Chairman), Mr. E.A. Addo, Mr. C.I. Chee, Mr. P. Comissário Afonso, Mr. R. Daoudi, Mr. C.P. Economides, Ms. P. Escarameia, Mr. S. Fomba, Mr. Z. Galicki, Mr. P. Kabatsi, Mr. J.L. Kateka, Mr. F. Kemicha, Mr. R.A. Kolodkin, Mr. M. Koskenniemi, Mr. M. Matheson, Mr. D. Opertti Badan, Mr. A. Pellet, Ms. H. Xue and Mr. B. Niehaus (ex officio).

Takes note of the report submitted by Mr. Emmanuel Decaux to the Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights on the administration of justice through military tribunals (E CN.4 Sub.2 2004 7), which includes draft principles governing the administration of justice through military tribunals

Takes note of the report submitted by Mr. Emmanuel Decaux to the Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights on the administration of justice through military tribunals (E CN.4 Sub.2 2004 7), which includes draft principles governing the administration of justice through military tribunals

Mr. Sallam (Saudi Arabia) said that he welcomed the measures taken to implement the Secretary General's recommendations concerning international cooperation on crime prevention and criminal justice, the recommendations of the Economic and Social Council and the work plan for the implementation of the Vienna Declaration on Crime and Justice.