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Category Archives: ICJ
ICJ: Pulp Mills: Uruguay Breached Procedural, but not Substantive Obligations
2010-04-20, The Hague, The Netherlands. The Court rendered its judgment in Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (Argentina v. Uruguay). The Court found that claims arising from noise, visual pollution, and bad odours produced by the Orion (Botnia) mill did not fall within its jurisdiction because they did not relate to the interpretation or application; [...]
Posted in ICJ Tagged 1961 Treaty of Montevideo, 1975 Statute of the River Uruguay, Abraham, Administrative Commission of the River Uruguay, Al-Khasawneh, Bennouna, Botnia, Cancado Trindade, CARU, CMB, Couvreur., ENCE, General List No. 135, Greenwood, judgment, Keith, Koroma, Orion, Port terminal at Nueva Palmira, pulp mill, Sepulveda-Amor, Simma, Skotnikov, summary, Tomka, Torres Bernardez, Vinuesa, Yusuf Comments closed
ICJ: Pulp Mills: The Judgment to be Rendered in April
2010-03-26, The Hague, The Netherlands. The ICJ to render the judgment in the case of Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (Argentina v. Uruguay) on April 20, 2010. The conflict between the two states is in respect of the Botnia pulp mill that Argentina alleged pollutes air and water. The mill, that is worth $1.2B , is Uruguay’s largest [...]
Posted in ICJ Tagged Argentina, Botnia, judgment, pulp mills, River Uruguay, Uruguay Comments closed
ICJ: Judicial Vacancy to be Filled on June 29
2010-03-19, New York, NY, USA. The UNSC passed a resolution to the effct that the election for the vacancy on the bench created by the resignation of Judge Shi Jiuyong should take place on June 29. Press Release |
ICJ: Swiss Lawmakers Want to See Germany before the Court
2010-03-02, Geneva, Switzerland. Swiss Lawmakers of the Radical Party urged the government to take Germany to the ICJ over its purchase of information about Germans’ who use Swiss bank accounts to evade taxes. BusinessWeek |
ICJ: Australia to Sue Japan Over 'Scientific Whaling'