Sixth Committee Begins Weeks-Long Debate on Work of International Law Commission
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The Sixth Committee (Legal) today began its deliberations on the annual report of the International Law Commission, which will see it engage with the Commission’s work over the next two weeks as part of its mission to promote the progressive development and codification of international law.
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