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Those conditions reflect customary international law.” Ibid., at pp. 40-41 paras. 51-52.
Mr. Thessin(United States of America)said that the draft articles should reflect customary international law.
First, the articles neither reflect customary international law nor have a rational basis for their existence.
Relevant parts of article 75 of Additional Protocol I, which reflect customary international law, provide.
The rules contained in article 75 of Additional Protocol I, which reflect customary law, define a series of fundamental guarantees and protections, such as the prohibitions against torture, murder and inhuman conditions of detention, recognized also under human rights law.
The Government of Israel accepts that, although it is not a party to the Additional Protocol I,some of its provisions accurately reflect customary international law.
It is important that the applicable general rules reflect customary law binding on all States whether or not they are party to Additional Protocol I.
As the International Court of Justice established in its judgment in the Military and Paramilitary Activities in and against Nicaragua case,principles relating to the use of force that have been incorporated in the United Nations Charter reflect customary international law.
Otherwise, the provision for moral damages will not reflect customary international law and would therefore remain unacceptable.
While the test is"notoriously difficult to achieve", according to the Special Rapporteur, it cannot be much disputed that at least some of the core provisions of the Declaration, with their grounding in well-established human rights principles,possess these characteristics and thus reflect customary international law A/68/317, para. 64.
The elements of the crime, which no one sought to amend,should reflect customary international law and the common sense of the Governments engaged in critical negotiations for lasting peace in the Middle East.
The first part, setting out the principles to whichhe had just referred, would be non-binding and reflect customary law with the corresponding legal consequences.
While the provisions of draft article 12 adequately reflect customary law relating to the diplomatic protection of shareholders by their State of nationality in the event of injury to their rights by a wrongful act, those of draft article 11 go to the essence of diplomatic protection by envisaging the protection of shareholders for an injury caused by the corporation.
The United States believes that article 50's prohibitions on the resort to countermeasures do not in all cases reflect customary international law and may serve to magnify rather than resolve disputes.
In agreeing that the draft articles should reflect customary international law, the view was expressed that despite significant improvements in the text, certain provisions continued to deviate from customary international law and could be better aligned with international practice, namely, those relating to countermeasures, serious breaches of essential obligations to the international community, and the definition of an"injured State.
In summary, there are a number of potential mechanisms of protection located within the international arena that could reflect customary law to varying degrees and that could be developed in order to properly protect indigenous traditional knowledge both at an international and a national level.
The oldest andmost venerable among them is the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, which reflect customary international law in many respects and provide authoritative guidance in interpreting many provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and other treaties.
With regard to draft conclusion 1, he said that articles 31 and32 of the Vienna Convention did in fact reflect customary law, but it would be interesting to clarify whether the non-inclusion of article 33 might mean that that provision did not reflect customary law, an interpretation with which Spain would not agree.
Section C undoubtedly reflected customary international law.
The United States does not believe that draft article 11(b) reflects customary international law.
These rules are to be considered as reflecting customary international law.
Support was expressed for draft article 12, which was characterized as reflecting customary international law.
His delegation's first impression was that the 19 draft articles were balanced and reflected customary law in one of the oldest areas of international law.
The International Court of Justice(ICJ) has recognized that this general rule on treaty interpretation reflects customary international law.
The view was expressed that the two exceptions to the rule set out in draft article 11 reflected customary international law.
Additional Protocol I(1977)of the Geneva Conventions contains the most recent formulation of these IHL rules and reflects customary law in these areas.
That approach not only reflected customary practice and jurisprudence, but would avoid abuses in the exercise of diplomatic protection.
In addition, core principles of the Declaration can be seen to be generally accepted within international and State practice, andhence to that extent the Declaration reflects customary international law.
This somewhat anomalous location(in comparison with placing it under direct court support)probably reflects customary United Nations organizational practice.
In addition, core principles of the Declaration can be seen to be generally accepted within international and State practice, andhence to that extent the Declaration reflects customary international law.