Sixth Committee, Continuing Consideration of Expert Body’s Report, Discusses Due Diligence, Compensation, Piracy
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As the Sixth Committee (Legal) continued discussing the third cluster of topics from the annual report of the International Law Commission today, delegates repeatedly underlined the need for the Commission to consider geographically diverse State practice and experience in its work on topics such as the principle of due diligence in international law.
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