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 A special commemorative event entitled "The International Law Commission: Sixty Years: And Now", on the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the International Law Commission. UN Bodies- General Assembly Sixth Committee (Legal)
Current information on agenda items, summaries of work, and documents. - International Law Commission
Programme of work, activities, conventions, reports and information. - United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL)
Modernization and harmonization of international trade law.
Thematic Issues- Codification and Progressive Development of International Law
Links to current activities concerning the codification and progressive development of international law. - Oceans and Law of the Sea
Oceans and Law of the Sea, main issues, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, documents and links. - Treaties
The practice of the Secretary-General as Depositary and the registration and publication of treaties. - Other Legal Areas
Other UN websites containing legal information.
International Courts and Tribunals- International Court of Justice (ICJ)
Programme of work, judgments, opinions and other texts. - Secretary-General's Trust Fund
- United Nations Administrative Tribunal (UNAT)
History, facts and cases. - International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
Overview, documents, news, judgements, cases, etc. - International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
Overview, documents, news, judgements, cases, etc. - Special Court for Sierra Leone
Overview, documents, news, judgements, cases, etc. - Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Overview, documents, news, judgments, cases, etc. - Special Tribunal for Lebanon
Tribunal established to try all those who are allegedly responsible for the attack of 14 February 2005 in Beirut that killed the former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri and 22 others.
Legal Resources and Training- United Nations Treaty Collection (UNTC)
Treaties deposited with the Secretary-General and/or registered with the Secretariat. - Audiovisual Library of International Law (AVL)
International law historic archives, video lectures and research library. - Legal Technical Assistance
Information on technical assistance provided to States on legal matters. - Programme of Assistance
Fellowship programmes, regional courses and symposia, as well as dissemination of publications and information relating to international law. - Case Law on UNCITRAL Texts (CLOUT)
System for collecting and disseminating information on court decisions and arbitral awards relating to the Conventions and Model Laws that have emanated from the work of the Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). - Bibliography of recent writings related to the work of UNCITRAL
Includes comprehensive bibliography compiled by UNCITRAL from 1968 to present, as well as latest updates collected in the time span from the publication of the last Bibliography to date.
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Upcoming DAY: International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (25 November)
This site contains information on United Nations days, weeks, years, decades and other observances, resolutions declaring them and links to events websites. United Nations observances are used to contribute to the achievement of the purposes of the UN Charter and promote awareness of and action upon, important political, social, cultural, humanitarian or human rights issues. They provide a useful means for the promotion of international and national action and stimulate interest in United Nations activities and programmes. For international years and decades the UN Secretary General takes action to establish preparatory process, evaluation and follow-up procedures. The majority of observances have been established by the UN General Assembly and some have been designated by UN specialized agencies. In 1950, the General Assembly approved the first international day — Human Rights Day — to be observed on 10 December. Resolution 423 (V) invited all states and international organizations to observe this day to celebrate the proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the General Assembly on 10 December 1948, and to exert increasing efforts in this field of human progress. In 1978, the General Assembly by its resolution S-10/2 proclaimed the first international week — the week starting 24 October (the day of the foundation of the UN) — as a week devoted to fostering the objectives of disarmament (Disarmament Week). The first international year was proclaimed by the General Assembly in 1959. It was the World Refugee Year [Resolution 1285 (XIII)]. The first UN decade was the United Nations Development Decade designated by the General Assembly in 1961 [Resolution 1710 (XVI)]. Every year the United Nations Department of Public Information issues a press release United Nations Conferences and Observances that contains a list and description of all the events for current and ensuing years.
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Latest Photo  UN Photo/Mark Garten (Photo # 420966) - United Nations, New York - 20/11/2009 Video FeatureBarack Obama, Desmond Tutu and Ban Ki-moon on the Alliance of CivilizationsTelevision Websites |
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Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Pre-Sessional Working Group, 23-26 November 2009 All participants in Committee sessions will require accreditation to the session. To obtain accreditation, please fill out the accreditation form (available in pdf and Word), sign and send it by fax to 0041-22-917 90 22, or by e-mail to Susan Mathews, Secretary smathews@ohchr.organd Robert Ouko rouko@ohchr.org. In general, the meetings of the pre-sessional working group take place in private and are thus not open to NGO participation or observation. However, a meeting is reserved on the afternoon of 23 November for exchanges with partners, including UN agencies and NGOs, in relation to the States parties to be reviewed by the working group. Accreditation procedures apply to those who wish to participate in that meeting. Organizations wishing to submit Information for the Committee with respect to these countries are welcome to do so. Submissions will be treated as public documents unless specifically marked "Confidential". They should be sent electronically to the Committee secretariat at smathews@ohchr.org, as well as in 10 hard copies, by 2 November 2009 to: Secretary, Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
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Switzerland Organizations intending to submit information are kindly requested to inform the secretariat in advance and respect the deadline.
Consideration of State Reports The Committee will consider the following State reports during the session: Note: Schedules are subject to change at short notice
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21 July ? The United Nations has helped train nearly 90 officials of Caribbean Community (CARICOM) nations on the consolidation and advancement of the rule of law, a top priority of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
Rule of law focus of UN-backed training in Caribbean Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon The three-day workshop last week in Kingstown in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines brought together 17 men and 69 women serving with their nations’ foreign affairs and justice ministries, as well as judges and attorneys general. Convened by CARICOM and organized in collaboration with the UN Treaty Section of the Office of Legal Affairs (OLA), the gathering touched on international treaty law, participation in multilateral treaties and how the UN can assist CARICOM nations implement treaties on the domestic level. Earlier this month, Mr. Ban hailed the cooperation between the UN and CARICOM in tackling the various crises impacting the region and the world at large, including the global financial turmoil and climate change. “In the current daunting international environment, our partnership is more important than ever,” he said in a message to the heads of government meeting of the regional body in Georgetown, Guyana. CARICOM nations, the Secretary-General said, which are highly vulnerable to external shocks and among the most indebted in the world, are especially affected by the economic and financial crisis. News Tracker: past stories on this issue UN-Caribbean partnership crucial amid today’s crises, says Ban
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