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Effects of armed conflict.
The Commission's identical recommendation concerning the draft articles on the effects of armed conflicts on treaties was also supported by her delegation.
Effects of armed and other conflicts.
In May 2003, women's groups participated in three days of hearings on the effects of armed conflict on women and girls, which was held in Freetown by the Commission.
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Despite such difficulties, the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties of 1969 remains appropriate in relation to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties.
Effects of armed conflicts on treaties.
The Commission's decision to cover the topics of the obligation to extradite or prosecute,the expulsion of aliens and the effects of armed conflicts on treaties was welcome.
Effects of armed conflicts on treaties.
His delegation also supported the inclusion of organized armed groups in the topic,based on the definition adopted in the Commission's previous work on the effects of armed conflict on treaties.
Effects of armed conflict on treaties.
While support was expressed for the Special Rapporteur's intention to propose draft guidelines or conclusions, in terms of another view the Commission should not rule out the possibilityof developing draft articles, as it had done in its work on the effects of armed conflicts on treaties.
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That children should suffer the effects of armed conflict and other situations of violence was a stain on humanity.
Effects of armed conflicts on treaties.
Iran reiterates its position that the mandate of the International Law Commission in considering the effects of armed conflicts on treaties is to supplement, and not to change, the existing international law of treaties, in particular the stipulations of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties of 1969, which, to a large extent, reflects customary international law.
The effects of armed conflict fall disproportionately on women.
The effects of armed conflicts on extradition treaties between the parties involved remains an area of uncertainty in law.
Turning to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, he said that any study of State practice must be based on consultations with Governments.
Turning to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, he welcomed the decision of the Special Rapporteur to consider including internal armed conflicts within the scope of the draft articles.
Turning lastly to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, he endorsed the central proposition, in draft article 3, that the outbreak of an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate or suspend the operation of treaties.
Turning to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, he supported the proposal to include in the annex to the draft an indicative list of categories of treaties which could continue in operation during an armed conflict.
Mr. Salinas Burgos(Chile),referring to the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, said that the work on the text had progressed well: all the draft articles and the annex proposed thereto had been approved by the plenary Commission and referred to the Drafting Committee.
Mr. Caflisch(Special Rapporteur on the effects of armed conflicts on treaties), commenting on the discussions of the draft articles on the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, said it was regrettable that questions had been raised concerning the utility of the draft articles and the insufficiency of practice on which they were based.
This is also recognised bythe International Law Commission(ILC) in its recent work on Effect of Armed Conflicts on Treaties.
In conclusion, the effect of armed conflict on environmental treaties has generated significant recent discussion by States, the International Court of Justice and commentators.
Just as the effect of armed conflict on treaties has always been a difficult and uncertain area of international law, so it remains today.
The compatibility school has received detailed consideration in several well-known American cases on the effect of armed conflict on treaties.
The principle of neutrality has long been considered an important consideration when codifying the effect of armed conflict on treaties.
The underlying assumption of the Court's reasoning is also recognised by the ILC, inter alia in its work on fragmentation andin its recent work on Effect of Armed Conflicts on Treaties.