UNITED NATIONSDistr -n •'~!7ï"r~ip ,\ y

G E N E R A L9 April 1973ETTGLISÏIORIGINAL : E

INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSIONTwenty-fifth sessionGeneva, 7 May. 13 July 1973

FILLIlTG OF CASUAL V_"C<V!CITT;

Addendum, to the note bv the Secretariat

List of candidates

The naines of the following candidates ha.ve been submitted for the seats whichhave become vacant in consequence of the death of !lr. Gonzalo /^Icïvar (Ecuador)and the election of Mr. ITa^endra Pina:h (India), Mr. José Maria Ruda (Argentina) andSir Humphrey TTaldock (United Kingdom of Great Britain and northern Ireland) asjudges of the International Court of Justice.

'•IT, Fernando Alvarez Tabio (Cuba)

Mr. Juan José Calle y Calle (Peru)

Mr. Hup-o Caminos (Argentina)

Mr. Hector Gros-Espiell (Uruguay)

Mr. Alfredo Martinez Moreno (El Salvador)

Mr. C. W. Pinto (Sri Lanka)

Mr. Sompong Sucharitkul (Thailand)

Mr. Mario Valenzuela (Chile)

Sir Francis Vallat (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

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Curricula vitae of candidates_

T!r. Fernando ALVAREZ TABIO

(Cu"ba)

/Oririnal: Spanish/

Born

"avana, 15 July 1907-

Education

Bachelor of Letters and Science, Institute of Secondary Education, Havana, 192U.

Doctor of Civil Lay and Doctor of Public Law University of Havana1927 1928.

Posts and experience

Entered the judiciary in October 1933. Held various posts as a lîunicipalJudge until 19̂ +7 when he was a successful candidate for the office of Judge of theCourt of Appeals of Las Villas, I9U7.

Was a successful candidate for the office of Judge of the Court of Appealsof Havana, 1950. Appointed to the Civil and Administrative Division.

Was promoted on merit to the post of President of the Division, 1957- InJune 195B he was removed from office for protesting in the Supreme Court againstthe crimes of the tyrannical régime of Fulgencio Batista in Cuba.

When the Revolution was victorious on 1 January 1959, he was appointed Judgeof the Division of Constitutional and Social Guarantees of the Supreme Court ofJustice., a post which he still holds.

In I960 he was appointed Professor of Constitutional Law and of ComparativeGovernment at the School of Political Science of the Universitv of Havana.

Permanent delegate of Cuba to the United dations, I96U-I965. Member of theCuban delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in I967, 1968, 1969, 1970,19713 1972. At those sessions, he represented his country on the Sixth Committee.

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Head of the Cuban delegation to the Helsinki Conference, June 1970,International Association of Democratic Lawyers.

Head of the Cuban delegation to the Vienna Conference on the Law of Treaties,1968-1969.

Head of the delegation of Cuban experts to the Geneva conference oninternational humanitarian law convened by the International Committee of the RedCross in 1972.

Professor of Public International Law at the Foreign Service Institute of theMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba.

llember of the Commission for Advanced Political Studies of the Ministry ofForeign Affairs of Cuba.

Publications

Origen y evolucion de los derechos del hombre, Havana, 19^2, 285 pages.

Teoria general de la Constitucion Cubana, Havana 19^-6, 357 pages.

Proceso Contencioso Administrative , Havana, 195^, 6O7 pages.

Procedimiento contencioso administrativo :, Havana, 1958, 329 pages.

Recurso de Inconstitucionalidad, Havana., i960, 209 pages.

He has published many articles on questions of international law in Cuban andforeign periodicals, including the following;

"La Base Naval de Guantânamo y el Derecho Internacional''., Revue de droitcontemporain, Bruxelles, Year 10, No. 1/1963.

'El pretenso Derecho de Intervenciôn y la autodefensa simulada , R_evi_sta de_Polîtica Internacional, Havana, 1963, No. 2.

'Principio de la No ingerencia en los asuntos internos de los Estados ycuestion de las bases militares en territorio extranjero',, ibixL , 196U, No „ 6.

r;El delito de Genocidio en Vietnam', ibid. , 1966, îlo. 15-

'El Tribunal Internacional de Crïmenes de Guerra:' , ibid. , 1967, No. 18.

:iLa codificacion de los principios de Derecho Internacional" , ibid.-Year 6, No. 21.

;'La Conferencia de Paris", ibiçL , Year 7, No. 25.

;Derecho y Paz en las relacionss internacionales ', Revista Cuba Socialista,Havana, Year IV, No. 37-

1 La aplicaciôn de la ley cubana en el espacio , Revista Juridica Cubana,

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VIT. Juan José CALLE Y GALLE

(Peru)

/Original: Spanish/

Born on 12 March 1925 at Aréquipa (Peru).

Present post: Under-Secretary for Foreign Policy.3 Ministry of Foreipn Affairsof Peru.

Lawyer.

Entered the Diplomatic Service in

Member of the Peruvian delegation to the International Court of Justice, 19^9-1951.

Secretary of Embassy in Brazil (1953) and at the United Nations (1953-1956).

Chief, North American DeDartment, Diplomatic Office, Ministry of Foreipn Affairs.

Principal Private Secretary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs> 1958-1962.

Chargé d'Affaires and Counsellor, Peruvian Embassy in Spain, 196^-1969-

Representative of Peru at the United Nations Conference on the Law of Treaties,Vienna, 1966-1969-

Director of Political Affairs, Ministry of Fore:! pi Affairs. 1970.

Representative of Peru at the twenty-fifth, twenty-sixth and twenty-seventhsessions of the General Assembly of the United Nations.

Representative of Peru at the first., second and third special sessions of theGeneral Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS).

Representative at the first, second and third regular sessions of the GeneralAssembly of the Organization of American States (OAS).

Representative of Peru at the Security Council meeting in Panama, 1973.

Formerly Professor of International Law at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica ofPeru.

Formerly Professor of International Law at the Universidad Nacional San Martinde Porras, Lima.

Professor of Diplomatic Law at the Diplomatic Academy of Feru.

Member of the Peruvian International Law Society.

Publications: Publicidad y Registro de los Tratados Internacionales, U.N.S.M.Lina, 1956.

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îlr. HUTO CAMI^OS

(Argentina)

/Original, Spanish/

Eorn in Buenos Aires on 16 March 1921,

Le^al adviser. Ministre of Foreign Affairs and Public T|orship.

"ambassador Extraordinary and Plenirjotentiary-

Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration of The Ha.Tue since 1962.

Acadenic Counsellor of t >e Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the Université ofBuenos Aires since 1970.

University studies

Doctor of Law} Université1" of Buenos Aires (l9^) =

Lawyer, Faculty of Lav and Social Sciences. University of Buenos Aires (19^2).

Courses and seminars on law and international relations : University of California(Berkeley), Columbia (l'îew York) and T'ew School for Social Research (l91+5-191+6) .

Teaching career

Full professor of international public law at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciencesof the University of Buenos Aires since 19o9, appointed on the recommendationof a jury composed of Dr= Fduardo Jimenez de Aréchaga Dr Isidoro Ruiz llorenoand Dr. César Dîaz Cisneros. Previously Assistant (1956),, then AssociateProfessor (1959) in the same faculty=

Professor of international public law (1963)., international organizationsand international institutions (1972) at the Foreign Service Institute of the* finis try of Foreign Affairs and Public v'orship= •

Professor of international public law f̂ ivinr the following specialized doctoratecourses at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the University ofBuenos Aires:

Academic year 19L6: Contribution of international jurisprudence to thedevelopment of international law

Acadenic year 19^7: Current trends in international protection of hnmp.r.rights

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Acaderaic year I960 : The law of the sea in the Geneva Conventions of 1958.

Academic year 1969 : The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties;

Academic year 19T0- Exploration and exploitation of the sea bed and oceanfloor beyond the limits of national jurisdiction.

Academic year 1971 • Problems relating to the sea to be considered at the1973 United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea-

Academic year 1972: Consideration of the functions of the InternationalCourt of Justice.

Professor responsible for lectures and ser inars on The peaceful solution ofdisputes in the Inter-American system' in the external course organized byThe Ha,s;ue Academy of International Law at Buenos Aires (1972).

Appointed to lecture on The nullity of treaties in the Vienna Convention on theLaw of Treaties at the first United Nations regional training and refreshercourse in international law for Latin America organized by UFITAR at Caracas }Venezuela (1973).

Director of studiesJ Enplish language section, appointed to give advanced studyseminars at the 1973 session of The Hague Academy of International Law.

Professional and university career

Delegate to the Sixth Committee (Legal) and at the twenty -sixth and twenty-seventhsessions of the United Nations General Assembly (1971 and 1972).

Member- Board of Directors of the College of Lawyers of Buenos Aires (1969 and 1970).

Counsellor of the Facultv of Law and Social Sciences of the University of BuenosAires, representing full and associate professors (1962-1966).

Director of Studies and member of the Executive Council of the International LawAssociation (Argentine branch) since 1970.

Member, International Committee on Mineral Resources of the Sea-Bed of theInternational Law Association (1970-1972).

Invited by the United States Department of State (1957), the French Ministry ofForeign Affairs (196U) and the British Council (196U) to study the teachingof international law in the United States, Paris and the United Kingdom.

Journalist accredited to the United Nations Conference on International. Organization,San Francisco, ^

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Internat i on al me et ing s_ _and synposi a _atte nded

Fort'r-first annual meeting of the American Political Science Association,Philadelphia (19^6).

Inter-American Conferences of Lawyers. Montevideo (1951) ; Sâo Paulo (195*0and Buenos Aires (1957),

Fifty-first annual meeting of the American Société of International Law,Washington (1957)=

Îteeting on Problems of International Law in America organized by the UruguayanInstitute of International Law, Montevideo (1959)-

Colloquiums on maritime law organized by the Faculty of Law and Social SciencesBuenos Aires (1959).

Colloquium on international law, organized by the Argentine Institute ofInternational Law. Buenos Aires (l96o)-

Fifty-third and fifty fourth Conferences of the International Law Association3Buenos Aires (1968) and The Hague (.1970),

Meeting of the International Committee on Mineral Resources of the Sea-Bed of theInternational Law Association, Heidelberg (1971)-

Seventh annual conference of the Law of the Sea Institute; University of RhodeIsland, Kingston; Rhode Island (1972).

Member of the following institutions

College of Lawyers of Buenos Aires

Argentine Institute of International Law

International Law Association (Argentine branch)

Permanent corresponding member in Argentina of the Hans Kelsen Institute ofVienna

American Society of International Law

Argentine Association of Comparative Law

British Institute of International and Comparative Law

David Davies Memorial Institute of International Studies

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Publications on international law

Bibliografia de Hans Kelsen (collaborative effort), Tipogrâfica EditoraaBuenos Aires (19)49).

"La ensenanza universitaria del derecho internacional pûblico en los Estados Unidos'" 5Revista Juridica de Buenos Aires , No. Ill, (1958);, p. 137-

'La Corte Internacional de Justicia'"'. Course for United Nations studies, Faculty ofEconomics ,. Commerce and Political Science of the Universidad Nacional delLitoral . Rosario (l96l)5 p. 129-

''Las réservas en las convenciones multilatérales". Paper presented in thecompetitive examination for the post of associate professor of the Facultyof Law and Social Sciences5 Buenos Aires (1959).

^iJ^?Çï^§I:L2.j£e.5eE?i de las JKTaciones Unidas y_ los Territorios fideicometidos''.Lecture given under the auspices of the Institute of International Law ofthe Faculty of Economics ,, Commerce and Political Science of the UniversidadNacional del Litoral, Rosario, in I962 and I963 (to be published).

La Convencion Europea sobre derechos humanos: resultado de una experienciainternacional. Lecture given at the Instituto Naval dc Conferenciason 29 April 1968 in observance of the International Year for Human Rights .}Buenos Aires (1969).

La Union Po£ts.l__cLe_ JLH^ Americas y ̂s_p_ana_ y el transporte maritimo internacionalde la correspondencia. Doctoral thesis, Buenos Aires (196U).

Las Naciones Unidas y la descolonizacion. Lecture given during the course oninternational organizations of the Instituto Catolico de Estudios Sociales,Buenos Aires (1971) (at press).

Principios de derecho internacional publico, por Hans Kelsen. Translated intoSpanish (collaborative effort), El Ateneo, Buenos Aires (1968).

Miscellaneous notes and bibliographical commentaries published in various periodicals

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Mr. Hector GROS ESPIELL

(Uruguay)

/Original: Spanish/"

3orn at Montevideo on 17 September 1926.

Doctor of Law and Social Sciences of the Universit7 of Montevideo (1951).

Titular Professor of Constitutional Law of the Faculty of Law and SocialSciences of the University of Montevideo (1959) •

Ambassador (1965).

Member of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal (l96l-197O),

Former Adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (196^-1967).

Forr.ier Secretary of the National Governing Council (1961).

Former Assistant Secretary for Foreign Affairs (1963-196U).

Delegate of Uruguay to the eighth and ninth General Conferences of UNESCO(195^-1958).

Delegate of Uruguay to the twenty-first session of the General Assembly ofthe United Nations (1967).

Delegate of Uruguay to the sixth and seventh Meetings of Consultation ofAmerican Ministers of Foreign Affairs (1961).

Delegate of Uruguay to the Special Meeting of IA.-ECOSOC at Punta del Este(1961).

Delegate of Uruguay to the second and third special Inter-American Conferences(1965-1966).

Head of the Uruguayen delegation to the Panama Conference on the Reform ofthe OAS Charter.

Delegate of Uruguay at the Special Meeting of Presidential Representatives(1967)=

Adviser to the President of the Republic at the Conference of American Headsof State.

Permanent Delegate of Uruguay to GATT (1967-1972).

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Permanent Delegate of Uruguay to the European Office of the United Nationsand the specialized agencies with headquarters at Geneva (1967-1972).

Member of the Governing Council of the International Institute of Human Rights(René Cassin Foundation), Strasbourg.

Member of the French International Law Society (Paris).

Member of the Uruguayan International Law Association.

Member of the Mexican Academy of International Law.

Member of the Hispano-Luso-American Institute of International Law.

Corresponding Member of the Institute of Political Studies (Madrid).

Member of the Historical Institute (Montevideo).

Grand Cross of the Order of Isabel the Catholic (Spain).

Grand Cross of the Order of Alfonso the T'Jise (Spain).

Grand Cross of the Order of Civil Merit (Spain).

Grand Cross of the Order of the Andean Condor (Bolivia).

Grand Cross of the Order of the Southern Cross (Brazil).

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit (Peru).

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Chile.

Grand Cross of the Order of Andres Bello (Venezuela).

Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic.

Grand Officer of the Order of the Cedars of Lebanon.

Cross s First Class, of the Order of the United Arab Republic.

Commander of the Order of Merit Melitensi, Sovereign Order of Malta.

He is the author of various books and studies on public law. Hispublications include:

"La constitucion y los tratados intemacionales". Revista del Colegio deAbogados del Uruguay, vol. II, No. 3, Montevideo, 1958; 2nd edition, revised,in Politica Exterior de la Repûblica, Cuestiones de Derecho Internacional,Montevideo, 1963.

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r!El protocole* del Rio de la Plata11, Revista Nacional, Wo. 219 5 Montevideo, 19-6U.

"Le régime juridique du Rio de la Plata'1, Annuaire français de droitinternational0

"Informe sotire el Tratado de limites del Rio Uruguay1' , Diario de Ses ion esde la Câmara de Représentantes, vol. 569, p. 20U , Montevideo3

"El Uruguay y l a preservacion de la paz", Revista Nacional, No. 221,2nd series ; vol. IX, Montevideo, 196^; Revista de la Facultad de Derecho yCiencias Sociales, Year XVI, Nos. 1-2- YugoslovensTca Revja za Medudodno Pravo3

No. 1, Belgrade, 1965; Ed. del Instituto Israel , Espana, I"beroamérica(in Hebrew), Jerusalem,

''El Uruguay y el protectorado ingles", Revista_Nacional,} vol. XI, No. 228-229 -,Montevideo3 April-September 1966.

l!El proceso de la reforma constitucional'1, Cuaderno No. 19, Faculty of Lawand Social Sciences, Montevideo, 1967.

"Le processus de la reforme de l 'organisation des Etats américains1',Annuaire français de droit international, 1968.

"La integraciôn economica de America lat ina y la constitucion Uruguaya',Ténias Juridicos , Montevideo3 1968; Verfassung und Redit in Ubersee 1st Quarter 1969;La Aduana Uruguaya, Year LVI, No. 739, 1970.

''La mer t e r r i to r i a l e dans l'Atlantique sud-américain ' , Annuaire françaisde droit international, 1970.

''Universalidad e ideologîa en la Organizacion Internacional del Trabajo1',Revista Espafîola de Politica Social, 1971.

"La clausula de l a nacion mas favorecida. Su sentido actual en el AcuerdoGeneral sobre Aranceles y Comércio", Revista Espanola de Derecho Internacional,vol. XX, No. 3, July-September 1967; Revista de la Facultad de Derecho y CienciasSociales, Year XIX, No. 1-2, Montevideo, 1968; "The most-favoured-nation clause-,i t s present significance in GATT", World Trade Law Review, vol. 5, No. 1,January-February 1971.

:'La libertad sindical en la constitucion de la OIT", in the collectivepublication Estudios en honor de Francisco de Ferrari a Law Faculty, Montevideo, 1972.

''La clause de la nation la plus favorisée, la Communauté et l ' a ide aux paysen voie de développement" Revue du Marché Commun, November 1971-

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Mr. Alfredo ?IA.RTINTZ M0KC3T0

(51 Salvador)

3orn_:

Nationsl i ty :

Parents :

Civi l_St at ias_

Childran:

Education•

Appointments :

/Original : Spanish/

1 September 1923.

Sal va dorian.

Doctor Francisco Martinez Suârez y Dona Clara Moreno Caiiasde Martinez Susrez (deceased).

Married to Dona Alicia Rivera Lopez de Martinez Moreno*

Clara Alicia and Ricardo Alfredo.

Primary: Liceo Salvadoreflo and the 3uenaventura Corrales School(Costa Rica).

Secondary: Graduate in Science and Let ters of the LiceoCosta Rica

University: Higher s tudies at Drev Universi ty, Madison,New Jersey, A.B. (cum laude) (l9*+2 to 19^5 inc lus ive) .

Doctorate in Jurisprudence and Social Sciences at the AutonomousUniversity of El Salvador (1955).

Deputy Head of the Department of In te rna t iona l Organizations ofthe Ministry of Foreign Affairs (19^9-1950).

Head of the Department of Jijternaxional Organizations andConferences ;. Ministry of Foreign .Affairs (1951) •

Secretary-General of the Preliminary Meeting of Central AmericanMinisters for Foreign Affairs (October 1951).

Delegate Extraordinary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs andAdviser to the Department of In te rna t iona l Organizations andConferences (195*0.

Assistant Secretary of Sta te for Foreign Affairs(September 1956-1960).

Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs (September-November 1957;April-May 1958: September-Sovember 1958; March 1959 ; October 1959'January I960- June I960 and August I960).

Minister for Foreign Affairs ( l July 1967).

President of the Supreme Court of Jus t i ce (27 January 1968).

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Official assignments: Delegate to the fourth session of the General Assembly ofthe United Nations (19^9), Lake Success and Flushing MeadowNew York.

Adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the fourthMeeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs ofthe American Republics. Washington, D.C. (1951).

Minister on Special Mission to the Governments of Colombia,Ecuador, Panama a.nd Peru (August and September 1951 ).

Adviser to the Salvadorian delegation at the meeting of theGoverning Council of the Institute of Nutrition of CentralAmerica and Panama (December 1951).

Adviser to the Salvador!an delegation to the first meetingof the Central American Economic Co-operation Committee ofMinisters of Economic A.f fairs of Central America(Tegucigalpa3 Honduras3 August 1952).

Adviser to the Salvadorian delegation to the PreliminaryMeeting of the Economic Council of the Organization ofCentral American States (&CAS _, Tegucigalpa;, Honduras,August 1962)

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary on anofficial mission to the Governments of Panama, Costa F,ica;Nicaragua and Honduras (February 1953).

Delegate of 31 Salvador to the fifth session of theEconomic Commission for Latin America (ECLA) , held atPetropolis, Brazil, April 1953).

Adviser to the Minister for Foreign Affairs at the SecondSpecial Meeting of Central American Ministers for ForeignAffairs, held at Managua, Nicaragua (July 1953).

Technical Adviser to the delegation of El Salvador at thefifth Conference of Ministers of Agriculture of CentralAmerica, Mexico and Panama, held at San Salvador(October 1953),

Envoy Extraordinary ar.d Minister Plenipotentiary on specialmission to the ceremonies commemorating the fiftiethanniversary of the independence of Panama and toinauguration ceremonies in Costa Rica (November 1953).

Member of the Salvadorian Mission negotiating the AdditionalProtocol to the Treaty oa Free Trade between El Salvador

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Delegate to the Xth Inter-American Conference (Caracas, Venezuela,March I95U).

Adviser to the Ministry of Agriculture at the meeting of theInternational Regional Committee for Animal and Plant Health(Guatemala, July 1955).

Counsellor of the Minister for Foreign Affairs at the first regularmeeting of Central American Ministers for Foreign Affairs (Guatemala,August 1955).

Adviser to the Salvadorian delegation at the third session of theCentral American Economic Co-operation Committee (Managua,January 1956).

Delegate to the Inter-American Conference on the Preservation ofMaritime Resources, Continental Shelf and Marine Waters (Santo DomingoDominican Republic, March 1956).

Head of the Salvadorian delegation to the Conference on the Law ofthe Sea (Geneva, Switzerland, February 1958).

Chairman of the Special Mission of El Salvador to the inaugurationceremonies in Venezuela (February 1959).

Head of the delegation of El Salvador to the second session of theSpecial Commission of the Council of the Organization of AmericanStates (Committee of Twenty-One), Buenos Aires (April-May 1959).

Counsellor to the Minister for Foreign Affairs at the Fourth SpecialMeeting of Central American Ministers for Foreign Affairs , held atSan Salvador (February i960).

Chairman of the delegation of El Salvador to the second United.Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, Geneva, Switzerland(March i960).

Ambassador on special mission to the Government of Japan (April i960).

Head of the delegation of El Salvador at the meeting to mediate theconflict between El Salvador and Honduras, held at Antigua, Guatemala(August 1967).

Head of the delegation at the meeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairsof the countries of the Central American Common Market and LAFTA(Asuncion, Paraguay, September 1967)•

Ambassador on a special mission to the President of Brazil, Brasilia(September I967).

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Head of the Salvadorian delegation to the twenty-second session ofthe General Assembly of the United Nations, New York (October I967).

Head of the Salvadorian delegation to the third session of thetwelfth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of theAmerican Republics, held at Washington, D.C. (October 1967).

Head of the delegation of El Salvador to the third Regular Meeting ofMinisters for Foreign Affairs of the Organization of Central AmericanStates (OCAS), held at Managua, Nicaragua (December 1967).

Member, as Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic, of the Suiteof President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez, on his official visit to Mexico(23-26 January 1968).

Ambassador ad interim to the Council of the Organization of AmericanStates (July 19 69).

Member of the Salvadorian delegation to the thirteenth Meeting ofConsultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the American Republics(July 1969, Washington, D.C.).

Delegate to the twenty-fourth session of the General Assembly of theUnited Nations (New York, September 1969).

Non-official missions

Delegate to the American Conference on World Peace through Law (San Jose,Costa Rica, 1961).

Delegate to the fourth Congress of the Hispano-Luso-American Instituteof International Law (Bogota, Colombia, 1962).

Delegate to the World Conference on World Peace through Law (Athens ,Greece, 1963).

Delegate to the inaugural session of the Inter-American Institute ofInternational Juridical Studies (Bogota, Colombia, 196U).

Participant in the Seminar on the Juridical and Institutional Problemsof Economic Integration (Miami, Florida, 196U).

Participant at the Congress of Central American Lawyers (San Jose,Costa Rica, 1965).

Participant in the meeting of American Teachers to discuss thePromotion of World Peace (Washington, D.C, 1966).

Del p w t e to th<= Conf(=T"pncp of Ampr-î nan Tntel 1 prtnal s (Mp""i'nn City, 1966).

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Delegate to the fifth Congress of the Hispano-Luso-American Instituteof International Law (Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 1966).

Delegate to the seventh Congress of the Hispano-Luso-American Instituteof International Law (Buenos Aires, Argentina, August 1969).

Other appointments

Member of the Secretariat of the Drafting Committee preparing the textof the Political Constitution (1950).

Treasurer of the Salvadoria.n Coiunittee for Co-operation with UNESCO (1950)

Ilember of the Mixed Trade Co:nnissions of El Salvador and Guatemala,El Salvador end Nicaragua, El Salvador and Honduras and El Salvadorand Costa Rica.

Member of the National Commission on External Trade (l953-196o).

Member of the El Salvador-Guatemala Mixed Commission for the Regulationof the Use of the Haters of the Lago de Gui,]a (1956).

Assistant Secretary of Justice (1956).

Arbitrator in the clains proceedings in connexion with the constructionof the Port of Acajutla (appointed by the Salzgitter IndustriebauGesellschaft of Germany, 196l).

Member of the El Salvador-Honduras Frontier Commission (196U).

President of the Dante Ali-^hieri Society of El Salvador.

Member of the Governing Board of the Institute of Hispanic Cultureof El Salvador.

Member of the Governing Board of the Bolivar Society of El Salvador.

Teaching posts

Professor of Public International Law and Diplomatic Law at theUniversity of El Salvador.

Professor of International Law at the Senior Staff College ofEl Salvador (1962-196U).

Member of the Governing Board of the Faculty of Jurisprudence andSocial Sciences of the University of El Salvador (1959)-

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Director of Studies of the Colloquium on Juridical InstitutionalProblems of Central American Integration, organized by theInter-American Institute of International Juridical Studies, theInter-American Development Bank and the Central American Instituteof Comparative Law (San Salvador3 1966).

Visiting Professor for the course on Juridical and Economic Organizationsof Latin America (international Faculty of Strasbourg for the Teaching ofComparative Law and the Institute of Hispanic Culture, Madrid, 1965).Visiting Professor for the courses at Madrid in 1966 and 1963.

Professor invited by the Government of the United Kingdom to visituniversity centres and places of interest in the United Kingdom(London, Oxford, Strat ford-on-Avon.. Edinburgh) (October 1966).

Visiting Professor at the University of Montevideo and the Centre forthe Training of International Officials, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil(August 1969).

Decorations

Conmander of the Order of Isabel the Catholic (Spain).

Gold Cross Lateranensis, Holy See.

Shield of the Order of the Shining Star, China.

Grand Officer of the Order of the Southern Cross, Brazil.

Grand Officer of the Order of Merit, Ecuador.

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit-, Paraguay.

Grand Cross of the Mambi National Order of Merit, Cuba.

Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru.

Grand Cross of the Order of Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Panama.

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Italy.

Grand Cross of the Order of the Quetzal, Guatemala.

Grand Cross of the Order of Carlos Manuel Céspedes, Cuba.

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit, Ecuador.

Grand Cross of the Shining Star, China.

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Grand Sash of the Order of the Liberator, Venezuela.

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of Bernardo O'Higgins, Chile.

Grand Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, with Star andSash.

Grand Cross of the Order of San Martin the Liberator, Argentina.

Ribbon, First Class, of the Mexican Order of the Aztec Eagle.

Grand Sash of the Order of the Propitious Clouds, China.

Grand Cross of the Order of Manuel Amador Guerrero, Panama.

Grand Cross of the Order of Boyaca, Colombia.

Other distinctions

Member of the Sigma Phi Honor Society of Drew University.

Gold Medal of the Autonomous University of El Salvador (19U7).

Academician of the Salvadorian Academy of Language.

Corresponding Hispanic-american Member of the Royal Spanish Academy.

Deputy-Director of the Salvadorian Academy of Language.

Member of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law.

Member of the Inter-American Institute of International JuridicalStudies and of its Governing Board.

Member of the Centre for World Peace through Law.

Member of the Association of Lawyers of El Salvador.

Member of the American Society of International Law.

Member of the Salvadorian Lawyers' Circle.

Member of the Hispano-Luso-American Institute of International Law(sometime Associate) and of its Governing Board.

Honorary Fellow of the Fonseca College (University of Santiago deCompostela).

Diploma of Honour as "Ex-Student of the Year" of Drew University ( 19-68)

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Honorary Member of the Mexican Lawyers' Association (1968).

Associate Member of the Francisco de Vitoria Association (19-69,Madrid, Spain).

Publications

''Consideraciones sobre el Principio Constitucional Relativo al Mar Territorialy al Zocalo Continental."

"La Conferencia de Washington de 1907 y la Corte de Justicia Centroamericana."

"La Reglamentacion Juridica de los Espacios Maritimos y de la PlataformaSubmarina. ''

''La Comision Economica en la Conferencia de Caracas.11

"La Efigie de Lincoln."

"Fray Francisco de Vitoria, El doctor Humano" (inaurugual address at theSalvadorian Academy of Language).

"Balance Critico de la Obra de las Naciones Unidas en Dos Décadas de suExistencia."

"Aspectos Juridicos de las Integraciones Economicas."

"El Derecho Humanitario de la Guerra" (in preparation).

Lectures

"La Politica Exterior de El Salvador" (Educational Training Institute,San Salvador, 1955).

"Los Derechos Humanos desde el Punto de Vista Internacional" (Faculty ofHumanities, University of El Salvador, 1959).

"El Canal de Nicaragua y el Tratado Bryan-Chamorro" (Senior Staff College3San Salvador, l%h).

"La Organizaciôn de Estados Centroamericanos" (Six lectures at the Instituteof Hispanic Culture, Madrid, Spain, 1965)-

"La Problemâtica Jurïdica de los Movimientos de Integracion Centroamericana(Faculty of Law, University of El Salvador, 1966).

"El Mercado Comun Centroamericano y la 0DECA" (Four lectures at theInstitute of Hispanic Culture, Madrid, Spain, 1966).

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''La Integracion Economic a. Centroamericana'' (Four lectures at the Institute ofhispanic Culture, Madrid, Spain, 1968). Sponsored by the Faculty of ComparativeLav of Strasbourg.

'"El Conflicto entre SI Salvador y Honduras" (Seminar of Advanced InternationalStudies at the University of Montevideo3 Uruguay (August 1969)).

''La integracion centroamericana y el conflicto entre El Salvador y Honduras(Centre for the Training of International Officials, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

Mr. C. U. PINTO

(Sri Lanka)

/Original: English/

Born IT November 1931.

Mr. Pinto had his early education at Uva College, Badulla» and theRoyal College, Colombo.

1951-59 Mr. Pinto entered the University of Ceylon in 1951 and was graduatedwith honours in law in 195̂ +. After a brief period as secretary to aJudge of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka and practice at the bar, hereceived a scholarship to specialize in international law at theUniversity of Cambridge, England. Entering Magdalene College,Cambridge, in 1956, he obtained in 1958 a post-graduate degree inpublic and private international law with honours, and in 1959 tooka research degree, the latter upon submission of a thesis entitled^Unilateral Declarations in International Law11.

Mr. Pinto is an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka, and abarrister of the Inner Temple.

I96U-62 In I960, Mr. Pinto was appointed Legal Officer in the InternationalAtomic Energy Agency in Vienna, Austria. In the course of a three-year association with the organization, he was called upon to adviseon most of the important aspects of its work, including conclusionof agreements between the Agency and its member States, formulationof principles relating to civil liability for nuclear damage, Stateresponsibility for nuclear damage, recommended health and safetystandards and practices, rules for the prevention of pollution ofthe environment through the discharge of radio-active material, therelationship between the Agency and the United "Nations and theprivileges and immunities of the Agency.

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1963-67 In 19635 Mr. Pinto took up an appointment as attorney in theInternational Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank).In that capacity, his assignments included the negotiation, drafting5execution and administration of loan, development credit and otheragreements between the World Bank group of organizations and theirmember Governments and public institutions. He was closely associatedwith the General Counsel of the World Bank and experts from severalcountries in the formulation of the Convention on the Settlement ofInvestment Disputes between States and Nationals of Other States,which entered into force on 1^ October 1966, and established theInternational Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.

1967- Since 1967, Mr. Pinto has held the office of Legal Adviser to theministry of Defence and Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Sri Lanka3a ministry directly under the Prime Minister. As the Ministry'sLegal Adviser, his advice is sought with regard to the legalimplications of the full range of the Government's internationalrelations, and his practical experience in the field of internationallaw thus extends over a comprehensive range of problems.

he has represented his Government in the Sixth (Legal) Committee ofthe General Assembly of the United Nations each year sines 1967;, aswell as at a variety of international legal conferences , includingthe United Nations Conference on the Law of Treaties (Vienna, 1968and 1969) and the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses ofthe Sea-Bed and the Ocean Floor beyond the Limits of NationalJurisdiction (1968, 19c9 , 1970, 1971), now constituted the PreparatoryCommittee for the forthcoming United Nations Conference on the Law ofthe Sea.

In Janua,ry 1971, Mr. Pinto was, by acclamation3 elected Rapporteurto the Asian-African Legal Consultative Committee on the Law of theSea.

In March 19723 Mr. Pinto was3 by acclamation, elected Chairman ofthe first Working Group established within the Preparatory Committeefor the Conference on the Law of the Sea, the Working Group chargedwith elaborating the international regime for the sea-bed beyondnational jurisdiction. In view of the progress made in the WorkingGroup under Mr. Pinto's chairmanship, it was decided to assign tothis Group the additional responsibility of dealing in detail withthe remainder of the subject-matter of the mandate of Sub-Committee I,viz., the international machinery for the sea-bed beyond nationaljurisdiction.

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Mr. Sompong SUCHARITKUL

(Thailand)

/Original: English/

Date and place of birth U December 1931

Bangkok, Thailand

Academic and professional qualifications

Oxford University B.A. Hons. (jurisprudence), 1953,M.A. , D. Phil, (international Law), 1955;

University of Paris docteur en droit, 195^-;(Faculté de Droit) diplôme d'études supérieures de droit

international public, 195̂ +;

Harvard University LL.M. (international Legal Studies), 1956;(Law School)

Of the Middle Temple Barrister-at-law, 19!?1+;

Académie de Droit Diplôme de l'Académie, 1958.International de La Haye

Present positions Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary ofThailand to the Netherlands , Belgium andLuxembourg, and concurrently Chief of Missionof Thailand to the European Economic Community.

Positions held and experiences in the field of international law and relations

1956 Lecturer in International Law and Relations, Chulalongkorn University(Faculty of Political Sciences);

Lecturer in International Economic Law, Thammasat University(Graduate Division, Faculty of Economics);

1959-1970 Member of National Research Council (THAILAND), and until 1967Secretary of Legal Section (national body);

Since 1959 Joined Ministry of Foreign Affairs;

I960 Second Secretary, Legal Division., Treaty and Legal Department;

1960-1970 Secretary of the National Committee to Review Treaties andConventions , and since 1969 member and Secretary of the Committee(national body);

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196l Adviser on behalf of the Government of Thailand "before theInternational Court of Justice in the Temple of Phra ViharmCaseP The Hague;

i960, 1962, Representing Thailand on the Sixth (Legal) Committee of the1965, 19673 United Nations General Assembly;1969 and1971

1961-1966 Leader of Thai delegation and member for Thailand on the Asian -African Leo-al Consultative Committee;

1963 Founding member and Secretary (1963-1965) of the Council of WorldAffairs and International Law of Thailand;

1963 Chief of Division, International Organizations Department;

196h Participant in the Round Table Conference of Professors ofInternational Law of Southeast Asia, Singapore;

196U~1967 Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs;

1965 First Secretary, International Organizations Department;

1965 Official observer representing Asian-African Legal Consultative

Committee at the fifth session of Inter-American Juridical Council:

1966-1967 Deputy Secretary-General, ASPAC National Secretariat (THAILAND);

1967 Director of SEATO Affairs, International Organizations Department;

I967 Executive Secretary, Second ASPAC Ministerial Meeting, Bangkok,Thailand;

I967 Organizing Secretary, Inaugural Session of ASEAN, Bangkok,Thailand;

1967 Elected as Thailand's representative on the United NationsCommission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL);

1967 Participant in the Round Table Conference on International LawProblems in Asia, Hong Kong;

1967-1970 Secretary-General of ASPAC National Secretariat of Thailand;

Secretary-General of ASEAN National Secretariat of Thailand;

1968 Representing Asian countries at the First Hague Colloquixom onInternational Trade Law;

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1968-1970 Director-General, Economic Department. Ministry of Foreign Affairs;

Member of Civil Aviation Board of Thailand;

Chairman of the Inter-Departmental Committee on Social and EconomicCo-operation (national bodv):

1969 Elected Chairman of the First Meeting of the National Units forA.sian Economic and Social Co-operation, Bangkok;

Since Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Thailand to theApril 1970 Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, and concurrently Chief of

Mission of Thailand to the European Economic Community;

December 1970 Leader of Thai delegation to the Hague Conference on Air Lav;

November- Leader of Thai delegation to the Conference on the EstablishmentDecember 1971 of an International Compensation Fund for Oil Pollution Damage,

Brussels ;

1972 Contributor and participant in the Conference on Individual Rightsand the State in Foreign Affairs, Bellagio;

Since 1972 Vice-Chairman of ASEAN Brussels Committee.

Written works relating to international law and relations

(in English)

Books

State Immunities and Trading Activities in International Law, 1959, Stevensand Sons :j Ltd. 5 London.

Articles

"The rule of lav under the legal system of Thailand", 1957, Journal ofInternational Commission of Jurists;

"The problem of defining indirect aggression and subversion" , collected papersin honour of H.R.H. Krommum Naradhip Bongsprabandh, 1963;

"The outlook of Afro-Asian solidarity". Foreign Affairs Bulletin, Vol. V,Ho. 25 1965;

"The principles of friendly relations and co-operation among States under theCharter of the United Nations", Saranrom Journal, 1963s 1966 and 1968;

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"The Second Afro-Asian Conference11, Journal of the Council of i/o rid Affairsand International Law, Vol. I , No. 15 1966;

"Thailand and regional co-operation", Foreign Affairs Bulletin, Vol. V,No. 6, 1966;

"Good offices as a means of settling regional differences", InternationalArbitration, Liber Ami co rum for Martin Dornke, 1967 s edited by Pieter Sanders,Hartinus LTijhoff, The Hague;

"Jus Cogens as an essential part of the Law of Treaties", a paper presentedto the Bangkok World Conference on World Peace Through Law, 7-12 September 1969;

Individual Rights and the State in Foreign Affairs (Country Report: Thailand),June 1972 (unpublished).

(in French)

Les immunités jurisdictionnelles des navires publics affectés aux activitéscommerciales, Thèse, Paris, 195^.

(in Thai)

Several reports and articles on international law, e.g.:

Ratification and Binding Force of Treaties, Bot Pandit, 20 (l962-IIl),pp. 562-536;

The World Court, Journal of the Council of World Affairs and InternationalLaw, III (1971), PP- 1-29;

Nationality of Corporate Personalitits unier the Law of Thailand, May 1972,51 pp. (unpublished);

The Relations between Municipal Law and International Law under the LegalSystem of Thailand, August 1972, 83 pp. (unpublished).

Working languages Thai, English3 French and Spanish.

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Mr. Mario VALENZUELA

(Chile)

/Original: Spanish/

Born at Santiago on 13 March 1927.

Law studies and degrees

Studied law at the Catholic University and the University of Chile. Degree inLaw and Social Sciences from the University of Chile (1955); member of the Societyof Lawyers of Chile (1955); Doherty Fellow at the Graduate School of theWoodrow Wilson School of Public International Affairs, Princeton University,Hew Jersey (1953-195^) ; Doctoral studies in international law at the Institut desHautes Etudes Internationales at Geneva (1957-1958) and at London University(l959-196o); Alejandro Alvarez fellowship at the Hague Academy of International Law(1958); Member of the Centre for Studies and Research in International Law andInternational Relations of the Hague Academy (i960); Senior Scholar studyinginternational law, St. Anthony's College, Oxford University (1961-1962); Seminarfor Legal Advisers to Governments, Harvard University (1970).

Academic posts

Lecturer on international law at the Seminar on Public Law at the University ofChile (195^-1957); Assistant Professor of International LawD School of Political andAdministrative Sciences at the University of Chile (1957); Professor at theAndres Bello Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chile (196Î+);Professor of Public International Law at the School of Political and AdministrativeSciences of the University of Chile (1968). Has lectured at the Institute ofInternational Studies of the University of Chile (1970) on the law of the sea andat the War Academy and Armed Forces General Staff Courses on international law andinternational politics (1971-1972).

Professional -oosts and activities

Entered the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 19^9. Assistant Legal.Adviser (1950-1953); Official in the Political Department (1956-1957); Jurist onthe Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration, Geneva (1957-1958);Secretary at the Chilean Embassy in the United Kingdom (l959-196l); Head of theUnited Nations Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1963-196!+); AssistantLegal Adviser (196^-1965); Counsellor at the Chilean Embassy in the ArgentineRepublic (1965-1966); Counsellor at the Chilean Embassy in Ecuador (1966-I968);Head of the Treaty Department and Assistant Director of the Department of LegalAdvisers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1968-1970); Surrogate Legal Adviser(l969-1970)j Minister Counsellor, Deputy Director for International Relations(l970); since November 1970, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary andDirector-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, his present post. Ambassadoron special missions to various States.

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Participation in international conferences

Secretary of the Chilean delegation to the second meeting of the Inter-American Council of Jurists (1953); Delegate to the Inter-American SpecializedConference on the Conservation of Natural Resources (1956); Chilean delegate tothe fourth Extraordinary Conference on the Exploitation and Conservation of theMaritime Wealth of the Southern Pacific, Quito (1967); Chilean representative inthe Special Committee on Principles of International Law concerning FriendlyRelations and Co-operation among States (1969); Delegate to the Conference ofLatin American States on Aspects of the Law of the Sea, Lima (1970); Titulardelegate of Chile to the First Regular Assembly of the Organization of AmericanStates, San Jose, Costa Rica (l97l); Titular delegate of Chile at the twenty-sixthand twenty-seventh sessions of the General Assembly of the United Nations(1971-1972).

Other "background data

Member of bhe Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague. Member of theInternational Law Association. Member of the American Society of InternationalLaw. Member of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law.

Has given lectures and is the author of numerous studies and articles onquestions of international law, which have appeared in specialized publicationsin Chile and abroad. His decorations include the Grand Cross of the Order ofMerit of Ecuador; the Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru; the GrandCross of the Order of Merit of Boyacâ, of Colombia; the Grand Cross of theMeritorious Order of May of the Argentine Republic.

Sir Francis VALLAT

(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

/Original: English/

General

Francis Aimé Vailat, born 25 May 1912 at St. Quentin, France; married15 April 1939; one daughter (l9^l) and one son (19H5). Educated in London,England (1917-21) and Ontario, Canada (1921-29). University - Toronto, 1929-32(B.A. in Law, Class I); Cambridge, 1932-3*+ (LL.B. , Class I). Barrister-at-Law,Gray's Inn, 1935• Teaching and practice at the English Bar 1935-^0. War service(R.A.F.V.R. - Signals) I9UO-U5. Diplomatic Service 19^5-68. Director of Studiesin International Law, King's College, London, end part-time practice as abarrister 1968- ....

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Uniyersity__and similar appointments

Assistant Lecturer in Law, Bristol University, 1935-36. Part-time Tutor atthe Law Society's School of Law, London, 1937-39. Lectured at The Hague Academyof International Lav5 1959. Visiting- Professor and Acting Director of theInstitute of Air and Space Law, McGill University, Montreal (on special leave fromthe Foreign Office), 1965-66. Director of Research on the Interpretation ofTreaties at The Hague Academy Centre for Study and Research, English-SpeakingSection, 1970. Appointed Professor of Public International Law in the Universityof London, 1970.

Diplomatic and related experience

Assistant Legal Adviser in the British Foreign Office, 19^-5-50. Legal Adviserto the United Kingdom Permanent Delegation to the United Nations and to the BritishEmbassy in Washington, 1950-5^-. Deputy Legal Adviser, Foreign Office, 195^-60.Legal Adviser, Foreign Office, 1960-68.

From 19^6 to 1969, participated in a number of international conferences as amember of the United Kingdom delegation, including:

19̂ -6 Conference on the Constitution of the World Health Organization,New York.

19-1+7 Council of Foreign Ministers , Moscow.

19^8 Conference on the Constitution of Inter-governmental MaritimeConsultative Organization, Geneva.

I9I+8 Safety of Life at Sea, London.

and Meetings of the Contracting Parties to the General Agreement on1950 Tariffs and Trade, Annecy and Geneva.

195**- Indo-China/Korea, Geneva.

1952-1960 Alternate Delegate at five sessions of the United Nations GeneralAssembly.

1960 Cyprus Independence, Nicosia.

1961 Diplomatic Relations, Vienna (Head of delegation).

196U Fisheries., London.

1968 and Law of Treaties, Vienna (Head of delegation).1969

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Since 19^9, also participated in a number of international proceedingsincluding the following cases :

Minquiers and Ecrehos Case., International Court of Justice3 The Hague(preliminary stage only).

Effects of awards of compensation made by the United NationsAdministrative Tribunal, I.C.J., The Hague.

1956 Ambatielos Arbitration, London.

19 56 Adrnissibility of Hearings of Petitioners by the Committee on South WestAfrica, I.C.J., The Hague.

1957-1959 Greek allegations of breach of human rights in Cyprus, EuropeanCommission of Human Rights, Strasbourg (12 hearings).

1960 Constitution of the Maritime Safety Committee of the Inter-GovernnentalMaritime Consultative Organization, I.C.J., The Hague.

1961 and Red Crusader Enquiry, Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague,1962

1962 Certain Expenses of the United Nations, I.C.J., The Hague.

1963 Case concerning the Northern Cameroons, I.C.J., The Hague.

1969-1971 Oral hearings in certain cases before the European Commission ofHuman Rights, Strasbourg.

Miscellaneous appointments and honours

Made a Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, 1955, and aKnight Commander of the same Order5 196-.

Made a Queen's Counsel 196l and elected a Master of the Bench of Gray's Inn,1971.

Formerly a member of the Lord Chancellor's Committee on Private InternationalLaw.

Chairman of the Western European Union Staff Tribunal, 1963-67-

Included, on the nomination of the Government of the United Kingdom, in theUnited Nations register of experts available for international fact-finding(General Assembly resolution 2329 (XXIl)) as from 1969.

Also, for many years3 a member of the Editorial Board of the British Year Bookof International LawD the Council of Management of the British Institute of

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International and Comparative Law, the Executive Committee of the David DaviesMemorial Institute for International Studies, the International Advisory Committeeof the Institute of Air and Space Law, MeGill University.

Member of the Senate of the University of London, 1972-73.

Director of Studies, International Law Association, 1969-72.

Associate of the Institute of International Law since I965.

Publications

Books

"International Law and the Practitioner", 1966.

"An Introduction to the Study of Human Rights" as editor and author of theintroductory chapter, 1972.

Articles, etc.

"The "Nationality of Married Women", Canadian Bar Review, 1933.

"Legal Education in England", Canadian Bar Review, 1937 •

Note on "The Continental Shelf", British Year Book of International Law, 19^6.

Note on "Ownership of the Sea-bed: United States of America v. The State ofCalifornia", British Year Book of International Law, 19^7.

"Continental Shelf", Report of the Madrid Conference of the International BarAssociation, 1952.

"The General Assembly and the Security Council of the United Nations'British Year Book of International Law, 1952.

"Law in the United Nations", Annual Review of United Nations Affairs, 1953.

"Voting in the General Assembly of the United Nations", British Year Book ofInternational Law, 195*+.

"Some Aspects of the Law of State Succession", Transactions of the GrotiusSociety, 1956.

"The Competence of the United Nations General Assembly", Hague Academy,Recueil des Cours, 1959.

"International Law - A Forward Look", Year Book of World Affairs, 196U.

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'Declaratory Judgments", Current Legal Problems, 196k.

"The Peaceful Settlement of Disputes", Cambridge Essays in InternationalLaw, 1965.

"Sir (William) Eric Beckett, K.C.M.G., Q.C. (1896-I966) - An Appreciation"in I.C.L.Q., April 1968 (jointly with Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice).

î;The Outer Space Treaties", Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society,September 1969.

l!The Vienna Outer Space Treaties", Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society 3September 1969.

"The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties 1969" in Yearbook of the A.A.A.of the Hague Academy of International Law, 1.970, Vol. Uo.

Foreword to "International Disputes : the Legal Aspects" being a Report of aStudy Group of the David Davies Memorial Institute of International Studies} 1972.

Chapter on Public International Law in Bibliographical Guide to the Law ofthe United Kingdom, 2nd ed. by A. G. Chloros, 1973.

Also a number of book reviews and other similar contributions.