Примеры использования Unity of international law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But I should like to point out that it is sometimes stated that the multiplication of international tribunals may pose a risk to the unity of international law.
The topic had been placed on the Commission's agenda because of concerns that the unity of international law was under threat; that the"general" had been giving way to the"special.
Turning to the issue of the proliferation of international tribunals,the Mexican President stated that he was of the opinion that it could jeopardize the unity of international law.
It was his understanding that such a provision was not an invitation to fragment the unity of international law governing reservations to multilateral treaties, but rather a sensible recognition of the possibility of regional diversity in respect of the monitoring function.
I discussed such problems with the Assembly last year,pointing out the risks that the proliferation of international courts might pose to the unity of international law.
It is the view of the Special Rapporteur that, given the unity of international law and the fact that"international law is a legal system"(A/61/10, para. 251(1)), it is neither helpful nor in accordance with principle, for the purposes of the present topic, to break the law up into separate specialist fields.
In its work, the Commission should use the definition of crimes against humanity as provided in Article 7 of the Rome Statute, so as toensure the coherence and unity of international law.
As regards Preliminary Conclusion 12 allowing for the developing of specific rules and practices in the regional context,it was pointed out that such a provision should not be regarded as an invitation to fragment the unity of international law governing reservations to multilateral treaties or a differentiation from the Vienna regime but rather a sensible recognition of the possibility of regional diversity in respect of the monitoring function.
The tendency to give priority to opinio juris at the expense of State practice in certain fields, such as international criminal law, endangered the unity of international law.
We welcome the initiative taken by the President of the Court for a regular dialogue between the international courts and tribunals andexchanges of information with a view to improving the unity of international law and addressing the problem of overlapping jurisdictions or the fragmentation of international law. .
In conclusion, even though the definition referred specifically to the topic of responsibility of international organizations, ILC should view the question from the perspective of the codification andprogressive development of international law, with a view to enhancing the unity of international law.
We welcome the initiative taken by the President of the Court aimed at regular dialogue between the international courts andtribunals and the exchange of information with a view to improving the unity of international law and addressing the problems of overlapping jurisdictions and the fragmentation of international law. .
The existence of several forums capable of declaring themselves competent to hear a particular dispute enables the parties, more often than not the applicant acting unilaterally,to select the forum which best suits them… I remain convinced that the proliferation of international bodies could jeopardize the unity of international law.
The Russian Federation does not agree with that approach. It does not believe that the absence of such a system would-- or could-- lead to the violation of the unity of international law, including the appearance of competing legal precedents.
Although certain questions might not be directly relevant to the topic of fragmentation and some others would require a more thorough analysis,the conclusions made an important contribution to the unity of international law.
It was also said to be a suitable replacement for the definition adopted on first reading, which was considered by some to be circular in nature, andthat adopting a common definition was important for the unity of international law.
It was recalled that the discussion on the interaction between human rights law andinternational humanitarian law was part of a broader legal debate on the question of the fragmentation and unity of international law.
Since the end of the cold war, the rapid development of international law, the diversification of international legislation, the establishment of international judicial institutions and the operation of international treaty-monitoring mechanisms had all had a significant impact on the coherence and unity of international law. .
At the same time, in order to minimize such possibility as may occur of significant conflicting interpretations of international law, there might be virtue in enabling other international tribunals to request advisory opinions of the International Court of Justice on issues of international law that arise in cases before those tribunals that are of importance to the unity of international law.
This argument would be in contradiction with one of the essential principles of international law, namely the unity of the State in the sphere of responsibility.
The Study Group took note of the risks andchallenges posed by fragmentation to the unity and coherence of international law, as discussed in the feasibility study undertaken in 2000 referred to in paragraph 489 above.
We are certain that all impediments to the transformation of Africa into a continent of security and stability andsustainable development can be overcome on the solid basis of international law, African unity and the solidarity of the friends of Africa with African nations.
In order to preserve the unity of the rules of customary international law, the Special Rapporteur should avoid approaching each branch of international law differently.
First, treaties establishing boundaries should be expressly included as the law of treaties protected such treaties against changes in circumstances and the unity of purpose of international law would be better served if the suspension or denunciation of such treaties were to be similarly protected from the application of countermeasures.
In this regard, the Movement remained greatly concerned over acts of terrorism which, under various pretexts,result in the most flagrant violation of international law including international humanitarian law, and seek to de-stabilise the prevailing constitutional order and political unity of sovereign States.
In order to avoid that risk the International Court of Justice should be seen, as has been said, as a focal point to allow us to maintain unity in the interpretation and application of international law.
Consequently, the resulting challenges to certain norms and legal frameworks, giving rise to divergent andincompatible interpretations of international law, largely in order to take into account customary law, warranted in-depth consideration, and support was expressed for the Commission to address particularly aspects concerning the unity and coherence of international law in the consideration of the topic, shedding light on both the advantages and the disadvantages of having a plurality of judicial bodies.
We are convinced that, as a result of this process, the International Court of Justice-- a unique body with the last word on legal issues of great importance to various States-- will not lose its iconic status as a standard-bearer of international law and will promote the unity and development of international law.
Such organizations and institutions include: Arab Commission for International Law, League of Arab States, Asian-African Legal Consultative Committee,Organization of African Unity, European Committee on Legal Cooperation, European Community, Commission of the European Communities, Hague Academy of International Law, Hague Conference of Private International Law, International Institute for the Unification of Private Law, Inter-American Juridical Committee, Organization of American States and Latin American Economic System.
However, the proliferation of jurisdictional bodies was creating serious problems for the unity and coherence of international law and should therefore be included in the Commission's work on the topic of fragmentation.