Sixth Committee Debate on International Law Commission Report Highlights Work on Official Immunity
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Discussion of the International Law Commission’s annual report continued in the Sixth Committee (Legal) today, with speakers taking the floor to discuss, among other topics, the appropriate balance to be struck between preventing impunity and respecting sovereign equality when considering the immunity from foreign criminal jurisdiction provided to State officials.
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