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CONTENTSPageFOREWORDxxiABBREVIATIONSxxiiPart One. Légal status of the United Nationsand related inter-governmental organizationsCHAPTER I. LEGISLATIVE TEXTS CONCERNING THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE UNITEDNATIONS AND RELATED INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS1.CanadaProvince of Quebec Order-in-Council No. 172 of 26 January 1965 concerningcertain fiscal concessions to non-Canadian representatives to the International Civil Aviation Organization32. Germany (Federal Republic of)Second Act amending the Act of 22 June 1954 concerning the accession of theFederal Republic of Germany to the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies of the United Nations dated 21 November 1947 and concerning the granting of privileges and immunities toother international organizations, of 28 February 196443. Jamaica(a) The Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Act, 1962(6) The Foreign Nationals and Commonwealth Citizens (Employment)Exemptions Regulations, 19644.511MalawiImmunities and Privileges (Extension and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance, 1964125. New Zealand(a) The Copyright (International Organisations) Order 1964(6) The Excise Duties Suspension (Inter-governmental Agreements) Order 1964(c) The Beer Duty Refunds (Inter-governmental Agreements) Order 1964(d) The Sales Tax Exemption Order 1961, Amendment No. 5171818196. NigeriaThe Customs Tariff (Duties and Exemptions) (No. 7) Order, 1964207. RomaniaDecision No. 582 of the Council of Ministers establishing a Tariff of ConsularTaxes21iii
CONTENTS (continued)PageCHAPTER II. TREATY PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE UNITEDNATIONS AND RELATED INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSA.TREATY PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE UNITED NATIONS1.Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations. Approvedby the General Assembly of the United Nations on 13 February 19462. Agreements relating to conferences, seminars and similar bodies(a) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Yugoslavia concerning the arrangements for the 1965 World PopulationConference. Signed at New York on 27 February 1964(b) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of thePhilippines regarding the arrangements for the fourth United NationsRegional Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Far East, signed atNew York on 15 September 1964(c) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Austriaregarding the arrangements for the United Nations Technical AssistanceCommittee. Signed at Geneva on 11 June 1964(d) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of theNetherlands regarding the privileges and immunities to be applied to theTwelfth Session of the Governing Body of the Special Fund. Signed atGeneva on 27 May 1964(e) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Afghanistan relating to a seminar on human rights in developing countries.Signed at New York on 28 April 1964(/) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Togorelating to a seminar on the status of women in family law. Signed atLomé on 3 July 1964(g) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Italyrelating to a seminar on freedom of information. Signed at New Yorkon 18 March 1964(//) Agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Indiaconcerning the Demographic Training and Research Centre, Chembur,Bombay. Signed at New Delhi on 20 and 25 November 19643. Agreements relating to the United Nations Children's Fund: revised modelAgreement concerning the activities of UNICEF(a) Agreements between UNICEF and the Governments of Burundi,Dahomey, Malaysia, Niger, Rwanda and Senegal concerning the activitiesof UNICEF in these countries. Signed respectively at Bujumbura on8 January 1964, at Porto Novo on 18 July 1963 and at New York on28 August 1963, at Bangkok on 4 June 1964 and at Kuala Lumpur on1 July 1964, at Niamey on 5 December 1962 and at Abidjan on 21 December 1962, at Kigali on 22 June 1964 and at Kampala on 11 September 1964,and at Dakar on 22 January 1964iv2222242526262727272828
CONTENTS (continued)Page(b) Agreement between UNICEF and the Government of Jamaica concerningthe activities of UNICEF. Signed at Kingston on 19 May 1964 . . . .(r) Agreement between UNICEF and the Government of the Republic ofChina concerning the activities of UNICEF. Signed at Bangkok on8 April 1964 and at Taipei on 12 May 19644. Agreements relating to technical assistance: model revised Standard Agreementconcerning technical assistance(a) Agreements between the United Nations, the ILO, FAO, UNESCO,ICAO, WHO, ITU, WMO, IAEA and UPU, and the Governments ofKenya, Libya, Malawi, Malta and Nigeria concerning technical assistance.Signed respectively at Nairobi on 11 November 1964, at Tripoli on28 June 1964, at Zomba on 24 October 1964, at New York on 15 December 1964, and at Lagos on 23 June 1964(b) Agreement between the United Nations, the ILO, FAO, UNESCO,ICAO, WHO, ITU, WMO, IAEA and UPU, and the Government of theDominican Republic concerning technical assistance. Signed at SantoDomingo on 20 February 1964(c) Agreement between the United Nations, the ILO, UNESCO, ICAO,WHO, ITU, WMO, IAEA and UPU, and the Government of Costa Ricaconcerning technical assistance. Signed at San José on 27 August 1963(it) Agreement between the United Nations, the ILO, FAO, UNESCO, WHO,ITU, WMO, IAEA and UPU, and the Government of Guatemala concerning technical assistance. Signed at Guatemala on 28 January 1964(e) Exchange of letters constituting an agreement amending the RevisedStandard Agreement of 28 January 1961 between the United Nations,the ILO, FAO, UNESCO, WHO, ITU, WMO and IAEA, and the Government of Somalia concerning technical assistance. New York, 25 May 1964and Mogadiscio, 9 June 1964(/) Exchanges of letters constituting agreements amending, respectively, theRevised Standard Agreements of 24 May 1957,10 February 1956, 30 June15 July 1957 and 14 June 1955 between the United Nations, the ILO,FAO, UNESCO, ICAO, WHO, ITU and WMO, and the Governmentsof Ghana, Greece, Israel and Jordan concerning technical assistance.New York, 13 January 1964 and Accra, 18 February 1964 ; New York,8 October 1963 and Athens, 2 December 1964 ; New York, 6 March 1964and Jerusalem, 14 May 1964; New York, 9 July 1964 and Amman,3 August 19645. Agreements relating to the Special Fund: model Agreement concerningassistance from the Special Fund(a) Agreements between the United Nations Special Fund and the Governments of Iceland, Ireland, Kenya, Malawi, Malta, the Netherlands,Romania and Rwanda concerning assistance from the Special Fund.Signed respectively at New York on 10 July 1964, at New York on3 June 1964, at New York on 1 October 1964, at Zomba on 24 October1964, at New York on 15 December 1964, at New York on 24 May 1963,at Bucharest on 24 October 1964, and at New York on 18 March 19642828292929303030303131
CONTENTS (continued)PageB.(6) Agreement between the United Nations Special Fund and the Government of Australia concerning assistance from the Special Fund for aproject of research on the control of the coconut rhinoceros beetle.Signed at New York on 30 September 1964316. Agreements for the provision of operational, executive and administrativepersonnel: model Agreement33Agreements between the United Nations and the Governments of Algeria,Kenya, Morocco, Sierra Leone and Upper Volta for the provision of operational, executive and administrative personnel. Signed respectively at Algierson 23 September 1964, at New York on 1 October 1964, at New York on3 March 1964, at Freetown on 19 February 1964, and at New York on26 February 1964347. Exchange of letters (with general directive) constituting an Agreement betweenthe United Nations and the Government of Pakistan concerning the UnitedNations Security Force in West New Guinea (West Irian). New York,6 December 1962 and 18 April 1963348. Exchange of letters constituting an Agreement between the United Nations andthe Government of Cyprus concerning the status of the United Nations PeaceKeeping Force in Cyprus. New York, 31 March 1964409. Exchanges of letters constituting Agreements between the United Nations and theGovernments of Cyprus, Greece, Turkey and the United Kingdom concerning theprivileges, immunities, exemptions and facilities to be accorded to the UnitedNations Mediator and his staff. New York, 27 and 30 March 1964; New York,27 and 30 March 1964; New York, 27 March 1964 and Ankara, 31 March 1964;New York, 27 March and 2 April 196451TREATY PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE LEGAL STATUS OF INTER-GOVERNMENTALORGANIZATIONS RELATED TO THE UNITED NATIONS1. Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the specialized agencies.Approved by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 21 November 1947522. International Labour Organisation(a) Agreement between the Government of Ethiopia and the ILO concerningthe establishment of an office of the ILO in Addis Ababa. Signed atAddis Ababa on 10 December 196453(b) Agreement between the Government of Uruguay and the ILO concerningthe establishment of an Inter-American Vocational Training Research andDocumentation Centre. Signed at Montevideo on 16 December 196356vi
CONTENTS (continued)Page3.United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(a) Agreement on co-operation between the African Institute of EconomicDevelopment and Planning and UNESCO. Signed at Paris on 7 February1964 and at Dakar on 6 March 196456(6) Agreement between the Government of the Ivory Coast and UNESCOconcerning the Regional Conference on the Planning and Organization ofLiteracy Programmes in Africa and the Conference of Ministers ofEducation of African Countries. Signed at Paris on 17 January 196456(c) Letter constituting an agreement between the Government of France andUNESCO concerning the organization of the International Conference onYouth (Grenoble, 23 August-1 September 1964). Signed at Paris on 7and 29 February 196457(d) Agreement between the Government of the Union of Soviet SocialistRepublics and UNESCO concerning an inter-disciplinary meeting ofexperts on the biological aspects of racial issue (Moscow, 12-18 August1964). Signed at Paris on 30 April and 8 June 196457(e) Agreement between the Government of the United Arab Republic andUNESCO concerning the Regional Conference on the Planning andOrganization of Literacy Programmes in the Arab States (Alexandria,10-18 October 1964). Signed at Paris on 18 March 1964 and at Cairo on1 June 196457(/) Agreement between the Government of Nigeria and UNESCO concerningthe Conference on Research and Training related to Natural Resources inAfrica (28 July-6 August 1964). Signed at Paris on 15 April 1964 and atLagos on 13 May 196458(#) Agreement between the Government of Ghana and UNESCO concerningthe Meeting of Directors of Educational Documentation Centres, Educational Research Institutes and Audio-Visual Services in Africa. Signed atParis on 28 April 196458(h) Agreement between the Government of the Union of Soviet SocialistRepublics and UNESCO concerning the meeting of a joint group ofexperts on Photosynthetic Radiant Energy. Signed at Paris on 30 July1964 and at Moscow on 7 August 196458(/) Agreement between the Government of Japan and UNESCO concerningthe Regional Training Course in Theoretical and Applied Electronics.Signed at Paris on 10 September 1964 and at Tokyo on 7 October 1964594. International Atomic Energy Agency(a) Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the IAEA. Approved bythe Board of Governors of the IAEA on 1 July 195959(b) Agreement between the IAEA and the Government of Italy concerningthe establishment of an international centre for theoretical physics atTrieste. Rome, 11 October 196359vii
CONTENTS (continued)Page(r) Nordic mutual emergency assistance agreement in connection withradiation accidents concluded between the IAEA and the Governmentsof Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Signed at Viennaon 17 October 1963(d) Agreement between the IAEA and the Government of Argentina forassistance by the IAEA to Argentina in establishing a research andisotope production reactor project. Signed at Vienna on 2 December 19646162Part Two. Legal activities of the United Nationsand related inter-governmental organizationsCHAPTER III. SELECTED DECISIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND REPORTS OF A LEGALCHARACTER OVERNMENTALDECISIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND REPORTS OF A LEGALUNITED NATIONSCHARACTER BY THE1. General Assembly (nineteenth session)—Consideration of Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States inaccordance with the Charter of the United NationsReport of the Special Committee on Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States652. Aide-Mémoire concerning some questions relating to the function and operationof the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force in Cyprus1743. Regulations for the United Nations Force in CyprusB.177DECISIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND REPORTS OF A LEGAL CHARACTER BY INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS RELATED TO THE UNITED NATIONS1.Universal Postal UnionDecisions of a legal character adopted by the XVth Universal Postal Congress(Vienna, 1964)(a) Resolution C 16—Juridical guarantees for officials of the InternationalBureau184(b) Resolution C 22—Immediate application of provisions adopted by theVienna Congress relating to the Executive Council (EC) and to theManagement Council of the Consultative Committee for Postal Studies(CCPS)1842. International Atomic Energy AgencyStanding Committee on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage(à) Territorial scope of the Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for NucleaiDamage : Note by the Secretariat185(b) Nuclear installations operated by an international organization—Provisional note by the Secretariat190viii
CONTENTS (continued)PageCHAPTER IV.AUSPICESTREATIES CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL LAW CONCLUDED UNDER RGANIZATIONS1.2.Universal Postal UnionConstitution of the Universal Postal Union195Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative OrganizationConsideration of proposed amendments to Articles 17, 18 and 28 of theIMCO Convention: Resolution A. 69 (ES. II) adopted on 15 September 1964at the second extraordinary session of the Assembly202CHAPTER V.DECISIONS OF ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS OF THE UNITED NATIONS ANDRELATED INTER-GOVERNMENTALA.ORGANIZATIONSDECISIONS OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS1. Judgement No. 91 (8 May 1964): Miss Y. v. Secretary-General of the UnitedNationsTermination of a permanent appointment for reasons of health—Staff Regulation 9.1 (a)2042. Judgement No. 92 (16 November 1964): Higgins v. Secretary-General of theInter-Governmental Maritime Consultative OrganizationLegal elements of secondment—Modification of the terms of secondment isnot within the sole discretion of the organizations concerned—Despitethe absence of a letter of appointment, the seconded official's position inthe receiving organization is analogous to that of a staff member with afixed-term appointment—Staff Rule 104.3 (b)—Procedure for a validtermination of secondment—Staff Regulation 9—Denial of due process—Compensation in lieu of specific performance205B.DECISIONS OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOURORGANISATION1. Judgement No. 68 (11 September 1964): Pelletier v. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural OrganizationAccess to the Tribunal by an employee of a non-governmental organizationwhich maintains service contracts with UNESCO—Article II, paragraphs 5 and 6, of the Statute of the Tribunal2072. Judgement No. 69 (11 September 1964) : Kissaun v. World Health OrganizationQuashing of a decision not to confirm an appointment at the end of theprobationary period—Official's right to be heard before a decision to hisdetriment is taken—Articles 430.2, 430.3, 430,4 and 440 of the Staff Rules 2083. Judgement No. 70 (11 September 1964): Jurado v. International LabourOrganisationCompetence of the Tribunal—Article II of the Statute—Official's rights toimmunity from jurisdiction in Switzerland and to "diplomatic protection"in the matter of his private affairs—Claims against alleged infringementof articles 1.2, 1.7, 7.5 and 7.6 of the Staff Regulations dismissed . . . 209ix
CONTENTS (continued)Page4. Judgement No. 71 (11 September 1964): Silenzi de Stagni v. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United NationsAccess to the Tribunal—Article II, paragraphs 5 and 6, of the Statute—Letters sent to a candidate for a vacant post prior to the receipt of hispersonal history do not constitute a firm offer2125. Judgement No. 72 (11 September 1964): de Beitia and Chadburn v. WorldHealth OrganizationReclassification of posts—Claim for the back pay for the intervening period 2136. Judgement No. 73 (11 September 1964): Palmer and d'Alcantara v. WorldHealth OrganizationReclassification of posts—Claim for the back pay for the intervening period 2137. Judgement No. 74 (11 September 1964): Rovira Armengol v. World HealthOrganizationReclassification of post—Relief claimed by a former official2148. Judgement No. 75 (11 September 1964): Privitera v. World HealthOrganizationCompetence of the Tribunal—Article II, paragraph 5, of the Statute—Legalstatus of a "medical officer" holding a contract for a temporary andexceptional mission in the Congo (Leopoldville)2149. Order No. 76 (11 September 1964): L'Evêque v. International Telecommunication UnionDecision to order measures of investigation—Article 11 of the Rules of Courtof the Tribunal21510. Judgement No. 77 (1 December 1964): Rebeck v. World Health OrganizationArbitration of a dispute between WHO and a physician recruited for service inthe Congo (Leopoldville)—Interpretation of contracts of internationalorganizations—Alleged violations and non-renewal of a one-year contract—Compensation for extra-contractual duties21511. Judgement No. 78 (1 December 1964): Pilleboue v. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural OrganizationCompetence of the Tribunal—Article II of the Statute— Alleged irregularity ofthe elections held by the Staff Association—Director-General's refusal toinvalidate the elections21612. Judgement No. 79 (1 December 1964): Giannini v. Food and AgricultureOrganization of the United NationsSummary dismissal for serious misconduct alleged to be ascribable to thecomplainant's mental condition—Article 10, paragraph 2, of the StaffRegulations217
CONTENTS (continued)PageCHAPTER VI.SELECTED LEGAL OPINIONS OF THE SECRETARIAT OF THE UNITED NATIONSAND RELATED INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSA.LEGAL OPINIONS OF THE SECRETARIAT OF THE UNITED NATIONS1. Transit, to and from the United Nations Headquarters or major offices, ofpersons invited by the United Nations—Effect of extradition treaties betweenhost States and other States2. Exemption of the United Nations from stamp taxes—Interpretation ofArticle 105 of the Charter and of sections 7 and 8 of the Convention on thePrivileges and Immunities of the United Nations3. Exemption of United Nations official vehicles from a tax on circulation—Question whether this tax is a direct or an indirect tax for the purposes of section 7 (a) of the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the UnitedNations4. Legal capacity of the United Nations and authority for purchase of premisesin New York City5. Place of arbitration of disputes arising out of United Nations contracts . .2192202212222236. Protection of United Nations cultural property in the event of armed conflict—Applicability to the United Nations of the Convention of 14 May 1954 forthe Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict . . . . 2247. Question of issuance of credentials by Permanent Representatives to theUnited Nations—Rule 27 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly 2258. Members of a Permanent Mission to an international organization not havingthe nationality of the sending State and practising a commercial activity—Nature of credentials of Permanent Missions2269. Exemption from taxation of real property leased by a Permanent Mission tothe United Nations—Effect of a provision in the lease by which the tenantundertakes to pay part of the tax assessed against the owner—Article 23,paragraph 2, of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations22710. Practice of the United Nations as regards the consideration of the samequestions by the Security Council and the General Assembly11. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development—Question of participation by States which are not Members of the United Nations or membersof the specialized agencies or of the International Atomic Energy Agency . .12. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development—Question whetherthe Conference would be competent to invite an inter-governmental organization not invited by the Economic and Social Council13. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development—Question whetherthe Conference would be competent to invite non-governmental organizationsnot in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council14. Position of Luxembourg in relation to the 1962 International Coffee Agreement—Accession by Belgium extending to Luxembourg by virtue of article 5of the Convention of 25 July 1921 for the Establishment of an Economic Unionbetween Belgium and Luxembourgxi228237239240241
CONTENTS (continued)Page15. Position of Luxembourg in relation to the 1963 International Olive OilAgreement—Signature by Belgium on behalf of the Belgo-LuxembourgEconomic Union16. Extension of the 1962 International Wheat Agreement—Question whether theamending procedure or a separate protocol should be used17. Question of accession of Southern Rhodesia to the 1963 Protocol for theProlongation of the International Sugar Agreement of 195818. Replacement of the Convention of 27 November 1925 regarding the Measurement of Vessels employed in Inland Navigation by a new convention . . . .19. Question whether the instruments of ratification of the amendments to theCharter provided in Articles 108 and 109 thereof should be deposited with theSecretary-General or with the Government of the United States of Americaas the depository of the original text of the Charter20.244245247249Certain aspects of the depositary practice of the Secretary-General in respectof constituent instruments of international organizations21. Procedure for the correction of errors in one of the authentic texts of the 1962International Coflfee Agreement22. Plant Protection Agreement of 27 February 1956 for the South East Asia andPacific Region—Participation of the Netherlands with respect to West NewGuinea—Procedure for the termination of the Agreement in respect of theNetherlands23. Principles governing recruitment to the Secretariat of the United Nations—Interpretation of Article 100 and Article 101, paragraph 1, of the Charter . .24. Oath of secrecy required from United Nations technical assistance experts bythe Government of a Member State25. Status of military observers serving with a United Nations mission26. Immunity from legal process of United Nations officials acting in their officialcapacity—Sections 18 (a), 20 and 29 (b) of the Convention on the Privilegesand Immunities of the United Nations27. Privileges and immunities of United Nations officials who are nationals orresidents of the local State—Privileges and immunities of clerical staff—Interpretation of section 17 of the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities ofthe United Nations28. Sale on the local market of goods originally imported duty-free by UnitedNations officials29. Juridical standing of the specialized agencies with regard to reservations tothe Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies—Requirement of their consent to such AL OPINIONS OF THE SECRETARIAT OF INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSRELATED TO THE UNITED NATIONS1. International Labour Office2682. International Bureau of the Universal Postal UnionLegal aspects of the Acts of the XVth Universal Postal Congress (Vienna,1964)—Reservations to the Acts— Form of powers of representatives toCongresses269xii
CONTENTS (continued)Paç«Part Three.CHAPTER VII.CHAPTER VIII.Judicial decisions on questions relating to the United Nationsand related inter-governmental organizationsDECISIONS OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS273DECISIONS OF NATIONAL TRIBUNALS1. AustriaHighest Court, AustriaEvangelical Church (Augsburg and Helvetic Confessions) v. Official of theIAEA: Judgement of 27 February 1964Church dues are not taxes, but obligations under civil law—Article XV,section 38, of the Agreement regarding the Headquarters of the IAEAtherefore does not grant exemption from the payment of church dues . 2742.United States of AmericaWestchester County CourtMatter of foreclosure of tax liens by City of New Rochelle v. Republics ofGhana, Indonesia and Liberia: Judgement of 16 December 1964Jurisdiction over proceedings to foreclose tax liens on residences of foreignrepresentatives to the United Nations—Court declined to exercice jurisdiction275Part Four.Legal documents index and bibliography of the United Nationsand related inter-governmental organizationsCHAPTER IX. LEGAL DOCUMENTS INDEX OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND RELATED INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSA.LEGAL DOCUMENTS INDEX OF THE UNITED NATIONS1.General Assembly and Subsidiary Organs1.Plenary General Assembly and Main CommitteesDocuments of legal interest280United Nations Conciliation Commission for PalestineDocument of legal interest2812.3.Executive Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for RefugeesDocuments of legal interest2824.Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer SpaceDocuments relating to agenda items of legal interest (sixth session)General debate (agenda item 2) and report of the Legal Sub-Committee on thework of its third session (agenda item 5)282xiii
CONTENTS (continued)Page5. Special Committee on the Situation with Regard to the Implementation of theDeclaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries andPeoplesDocuments of legal interest2836. Committee for the International Co-operation YearDocument of legal interest2837. Special Committee on Principles of International Law concerning FriendlyRelations and Co-operation among StatesDocuments relating to an agenda item of legal interestConsideration of principles of international law concerning friendly relationsand co-operation among States in accordance with the Charter of theUnited Nations (agenda item 6)2838. International Law Commission(A) Documents relating to agenda items of legal interest (sixteenth session)(1) Law of treaties (agenda item 3)284(2) Special missions (agenda item 4)284(3) Relations between States and inter-governmental organizations(agenda item 5)284(B)Other documents of legal interest9. United Nations Conference on Consular Relations (Vienna, 1963)Documents of legal interestII.III.Security Council and Subsidiary OrgansSecurity CouncilDocuments of legal interest284285285Economic and Social Council and Subsidiary Organs1. Economic and Social Council and Sessional Committees(A) Documents relating to agenda items of legal interest (thirty-seventhsession)(1) The role of patents in the transfer of technology to underdevelopedcountries (agenda item 13)(2) Question of procedures for the revision of the Convention on RoadTraffic and of the Protocol on Road Signs and Signals, done atGeneva, 19 September 1949 (agenda item 25)(3) Report of the Commission on Human Rights (agenda item 27) . .(4) Measures to implement the United Nations Declaration on theElimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (agenda item 28)(B)Other documents of legal interestxiv285285286286286
CONTENTS (continued)Page2. Commission on Human Rights(A) Documents relating to agenda items of legal interest (twentieth session)(1) Draft international convention on the elimination of all forms ofracial discrimination (agenda item 3)(2) Draft declaration and draft convention on the elimination of allforms of religious intolerance (agenda item 4)(3) Designation of 1968 as International Year for Human Rights(agenda item 12)(B) Other documents of legal interest2872882882883. Commission on the Status of WomenDocuments of legal interest2894. Commission on Narcotic DrugsDocuments of legal interest2895. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far EastDocument of legal interest2896. Economic Commission for AfricaDocuments of legal interest2897. United Nations Conference for the Adoption of a Single Convention onNarcotic Drugs (New York, 1961)Documents of legal interest2908. United Nations Conference on Olive Oil (Geneva, 1963)Document of legal interest2909. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Geneva, 1964)Documents of legal interest29010. United Nations Conference on International Travel and Tourism (Rome,1963)Document of legal interest290IV. Secretariat1. Committee on the International Year for Human Rights2. Bureau of Technical Assistance Operations3. Bureau of Social Affairs4. Economic Commission for EuropeV.United Nations Administrative TribunalVI. International Court of Justice1. General2. Reports of Judgements, Advisory Opinions and Orders3. Pleadings, Oral Arguments, Documentsxv290291291291291291291292
CONTENTS (continued)B.PageLEGAL DOCUMENTS INDEX OF INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS RELATEDTO THE UNITED NATIONSI. International Labour Organisation(A) Representative Organs(1) Amendments to the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation adopted in 1964(a) Substitution for article 35 of the Constitution of the InternationalLabour Organisation of the proposals re
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