Showing posts with label International Tribunal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International Tribunal. Show all posts
Monday, August 1, 2011
Fine Tuning the Tribunal for Rwanda - S/RES/1995 (2011)
S/RES/1995 addresses some technical issues that have emerged from the operation of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda mainly related to a latter from the President of the Tribunal that needed to addressed. It mostly deals with small tweaks such as allowing a judge to work part-time and a calling for maintaining appropriate staffing and staff retention in the Tribunal. It also deals with the idea of tackling the questions related to the tribunal and other international law mechanisms that are to be in place in the near future.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Extending the former Yugoslavia tribunal - S/RES/1993 (2011)
S/RES/1993 is a simple resolution that resides in the realm of bureaucratic necessities in order to extend the life of temporary institutions. In this resolution they address the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and its judges. The whole enterprise gets its life extended until December 31, 2012 this extended time is designed to conducted and finish the trails of the individuals under the tribunal .
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