ICRC contacts with the United Nations International Law Commission

Since 1981, the ICRC has maintained regular contact with the United Nations International Law Commission, a subsidiary body of the United Nations General Assembly. The Commission is composed of 34 members, elected from among the most eminent representatives of all the world's legal systems. Its mandate under the UN Charter is to work for the codification and progressive development of international law.

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ICRC contacts with the United Nations International Law Commission author:

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Appointment of the future President of the ICRC author:

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Appointment to the Executive Board author:

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ICRC President Carries Out Mission in Rabat author:

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The President of the Federal Republic of Germany Visits the ICRC author:

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Visit by the President of the Republic of Senegal author:

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Accession of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea to the Geneva Conventions and to the Protocols author:

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Accession of Jamaica to the Protocols author:

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Editors of the Review: Tribute to Michel Testuz author:

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Editors of the Review: New editor-in-chief of the International Review author:

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Africa — Latin America — Asia and Pacific — Middle East — Europe author:

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International Round Table on Red Cross and Red Crescent Voluntary Service author:

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