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Some Changes in International Administrative Justice

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2017

Hubert Thierry
Hubert Thierry*
Affiliation:
French Society of International Law
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Year of International Law in Review
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Proceedings of the ASIL Annual Meeting , Volume 90 , 1996 , pp. 329 - 333
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 2015

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References

1 GA RES. A/RES/50/54, 29 January 1996.

2 GA RES A/RES/33/119 Section 1, paragraph 2, 19 December 1978. On the issue of the fusion of the international administrative jurisdictions, see Paul Tavernier, ANNUAIRE FRANCAIS DE DROIT INTERNATIONAL 442 (1979).

3 See Professor Alain Pellet, LES VOIES DE RECOURS OUVERTES AUX ONCTIONNAIRES INTERNATIONAUX, Pedone (1982), at 19.

4 The possibility of creating a single Administrative Tribunal, A/40/471, July 23, 1985.

5 Fasla: ICJ Reports 1973, p. 166.

6 Mortished: ICJ Reports 1982, p. 325.

7 Yakimetz: 26 ILM 1264 (1987). ICJ Rep. 1987, p. 18

8 The latest report of the Secretary-General on this question is that of December 8, 1995, A/C5/50/2. The observations of the Tribunal are found in UN Doc. A-C/50/2 Add. 1, and those of the CCQAB in UN Doc. A/5(V7/Add. 8.