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BGENERAL BCCPR/SP/48 B15 June 1996 BOriginal: ENGLISH/  +, FRENCH/SPANISH ?+b >uQ!?+MEETING OF STATES PARTIES Sixteenth meeting New York 12 September 1996  ELECTION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 28 TO 32 OF THE  + INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS,  + OF NINE MEMBERS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE TO  + REPLACE THOSE WHOSE TERMS ARE DUE TO EXPIRE +ON 31 DECEMBER 1996 &Note by the Secretary-Generală 1.bbIn conformity with articles 30, paragraph 4, and 32 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the sixteenth meeting of States parties to the Covenant will be convened by the Secretary-General at UnitedNations Headquarters on Thursday, 12 September 1996, for the purpose of electing nine members of the Human Rights Committee from a list of persons nominated by States parties, to replace those whose terms are due to expire on31 December 1996 (see annex I below). The names of the other nine members who will continue to serve on the Committee until 31 December 1998 appear in annexII below. 2.bbIn accordance with article 30, paragraph 2, and article 34 of the Covenant, the Secretary-General, in a note verbale dated 1 March 1996, invited the States parties to submit, in conformity with article 29 of the Covenant, their nominations for the election of nine members of the Committee within three months, i.e. by 1 June 1996. 3.bbIn compliance with the provisions of article 30, paragraph 3, of the Covenant, the Secretary-General has the honour to list below, in alphabetical order, the names of the persons nominated for election to the Human Rights Committee, indicating the States parties which have nominated them:  +s.  +. ӐGE.9616804 (E)c-S.S.S. 44 ++ +b >uQ!+P++ R} L77 >PPECCPR/SP/48 >PPEpage  L(7CCCPR/SP/48 page  (+P+b >uQ!++Name of candidates#>>)uu/4:Nominated by AGUILAR URBINA, Mr. Francisco Jos)4:COSTA RICA BN, Mr. Tams #>>)uu/4:HUNGARY BRUNI CELLI, Mr. Marco Tuliouu/4:VENEZUELA COLVILLE, Lord #>>)uu/4:UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND# DAUTBASIC, Mr. Ismet#>>)uu/4:BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA EVATT, Ms. Elizabeth#>>)uu/4:AUSTRALIA FAZILHODJAEVA, Ms. Istora>>)uu/4:UZBEKISTAN FRANCIS, Mr. Laurel B.>>)uu/4:JAMAICA GAITAN DE POMBO, Ms. Pilar>>)uu/4:COLOMBIA KRIUKOV, Mr. Vitali#>>)uu/4:UKRAINE LALLAH, Mr. Rajsoomer#>>)uu/4:MAURITIUS MAVROMMATIS, Mr. Andreas>>)uu/4:CYPRUS MOGHAIZEL, Ms. Laure#>>)uu/4:LEBANON NAHUM, Mr. Fasil #>>)uu/4:ETHIOPIA POCAR, Mr. Fausto#>>)uu/4:ITALY RAMANITRA, Mr. Victor#>>)uu/4:MADAGASCAR SCHEININ, Mr. Martin#>>)uu/4:FINLAND SHIVJI, Mr. Issa G.#>>)uu/4:UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA SVEDAS, Mr. Gintaras#>>)uu/4:LITHUANIA TFRK, Mr. Danilo #>>)uu/4:SLOVENIA URRUTIACERUTI, Mr. Jos)>>)uu/4:PERU VADAPALAS, Mr. Vilenas>>)uu/4:LITHUANIA YALDEN, Mr. Maxwell#>>)uu/4:CANADA %{,|)|) 61Annex Iă  LIST OF THE NINE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ( !WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE ON 31 DECEMBER 1996 Mr. Francisco Jos) Aguilar Urbina 4:(Costa Rica) Mr. Tams Bn #>>)uu/4:(Hungary) Mr. Marco Tulio Bruni Celli uu/4:(Venezuela) Lord Colville #>>)uu/4:(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)# Ms. Elizabeth Evatt #>>)uu/4:(Australia) Mr. Laurel Francis#>>)uu/4:(Jamaica) Mr. Rajsoomer Lallah#>>)uu/4:(Mauritius) Mr. Andreas V. Mavrommatis>>)uu/4:(Cyprus) Mr. Fausto Pocar #>>)uu/4:(Italy) {,|)|) 0Annex IIă LIST OF THE NINE MEMBER WHO WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE !ON THE COMMITTEE UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 1998 Mr. Nisuke Ando #>>)uu/4:@(Japan) Mr. Prafullachandra Natwarlal Bhagwati4:@(India) Mr. Thomas Buergenthal>>)uu/4:@(United States of America) Mrs. Christine Chanet#>>)uu/4:@(France) Mr. Omran El Shafei#>>)uu/4:@(Egypt) Mr. Eckart Klein #>>)uu/4:@(Germany) Mr. David Kretzmer#>>)uu/4:@(Israel) Mrs. Cecilia Medina Quiroga>>)uu/4:@(Chile) Mr. Julio Prado Vallejo>>)uu/4:@(Ecuador) {,|)|) 0Annex IIIă *BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DATA f Mr. Francisco Jos) Aguilar Urbina (Costa Rica) EDUCATION: 19861987n Harvard University (Harvard Law School), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.:# bb  "Master of Laws" (Fulbright Scholar).# bb  Research Assistant to Professor Frederick E. Snyder, Ph.D., Assistant Dean for the Graduate Programme.# 19751985n Universidad de Costa Rica (School of Law), Ciudad Universitaria Rodrigo Facio, San Jos), Costa Rica.# bb  J.D. and Notary Public# bb  Honour Student: 1975, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1981.# bb  Teaching and Research Assistant to the Chairs of legal History (1978, 1979) and Public International Law (1981, 1982).# bb  Graduate courses in diplomatic and consular law, and international economic law (1982).# SPECIALIZATION COURSES: 1995bb The Hague Academy of International Law, San Jos), Costa Rica bb  XXIV External session of the Hague Academy of International Law.# 1986bbn Georgetown University (Georgetown University Law Center/International Law Institute), Washington, DC, USA.# bb  "Orientation course on the US legal system" (Fulbright Scholar).# 1983bbn Princeton University (Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs), Princeton, New Jersey, USA:# bb  Courses on international affairs.# 1980bbn University of Cambridge (Trinity College), Cambridge, UnitedKingdom:# bb  Comparative law courses. 1978bbn Universit) de Grenoble (Facult) de droit and Centre d'Enseignement Audiovisuel), SaintMartin d'H/res, Is/re, France:# bb  Courses on international law, constitutional law and advanced French.# H&{,|)|) WORK EXPERIENCE: 1996n Ministry of Foreign Affairs, San Jos), Costa Rica:# bb  Member of the Advisory Commission on Human Rights Issues.# 1995n Universidad Nacional Aut;noma (School of International Affairs), Heredia, Costa Rica:# bb  Assistant Professor (International Human Rights and Public Law).# 1995n Fundaci;n para el Ecodesarrollo Sostenido en Costa Rica y Centroam)rica, San Jos), Costa Rica:# bb  Consultant and member of the Board of Trustees.# 1989n UnitedNations, Human Rights Committee (International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights), Geneva, Switzerland# bb  MemberChairman (Chairman for the period 1995-1996), Rapporteur (1993-1994) and Vice-Chairman (1991-1992).# 19941995n InterAmerican Institute of Human Rights, San Jos), Costa Rica:# bb  Consultant (Adviser to the Executive Director)# bb  Consultant (Head of the Administration of Justice Programme and The Editorial Unit, until February 1995).# 1994bbn University of Limburg and International Human Rights Law Group, Maastricht, the Netherlands:# bb  Consultant (Member of the Group of Experts that drafted an Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women).# 19931994n Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Lund, Sweden:# bb  Consultant (Resource person in Human Rights Training Courses in Africa) (in coordination with the African Commission of Human and Peoples' Rights, The Ministry of Justice of Zimbabwe, the UnitedNations Centre for Human Rights and the Office of the UnitedNations High Commissioner for Refugees).# 1993bbn Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, France:# bb  Consultant (Resource person on cooperation for sustainable development in developing countries).# 1990-1994n Fundaci;n Arias para la Paz y el Progreso Humano (Centro para la Paz y la Reconciliaci;n), San Jos), Costa Rica:# bb  Head of the Demilitarization and Disarmament Programme, Programme Officer.# 1989-1993 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights, New York, USA:  s4H& bb  Pro Bono Adviser '{,|)|) 1988-1990n Government of Costa Rica, Office of the President, San Jos), CostaRica:# bb  Adviser to the President on human rights, international law and international affairs issues.#  s4  bb  Ad interim Director of the President's Office (July-October1988)# bb  Member-Coordinator of the Costa Rican Government Observer Group for the presidential elections in Nicaragua (25February1990)# bb  Representative of the President on the National Commission on the draft UnitedNations Convention on the Rights of the Child.# bb  Representative of the President on the Inter-Institutional Commission for the Celebration of the Fortieth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and of the American Declaration on the Rights and Duties of Man, and the Forty-fifth Anniversary of the UnitedNations.# 1987-1988n Ministry of Foreign Affairs, San Jos), Costa Rica:#  s4 bb  Pro Bono adviser to the Minister. LANGUAGES: SPANISH:  Native tongue; ENGLISH:  Excellent; FRENCH:  Excellent; ITALIAN:  Very good; PORTUGUESE: Good; GERMAN:  Has taken basic courses. WRITINGS:n (A full list of books and articles written by the candidate is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat)#  s4 7bb7 Comit) de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas: Breve Gu1a para  s4 presentar un infomre independiente (To be published).#  s4  7bb7 Lasting Human Security (Co-authored with Joaqu1n Tacsan, S.J.D.)  s4 (in Demilitarization and Development in Central America, Fundaci;n Arias para la Paz and Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, under the auspices of the US Institute of Peace; Medford, Massachusetts, 1995).#  s4 7bb7 Demobilisation, Demilitarisation and Democratisation in Central  s4! America (Bilingual English-Spanish Edition) (Editor, compiler and co-author) (Fundaci;n Arias para la Paz y el Progreso Humano and Centre International pour les Droits de l'Homme et le D)veloppement D)mocratique, San Jos), Costa Rica; 1994).# %{,|)|)  s4 7bb7 Lasting Security: Investing in the Population's Well-Being (Co-authored with Joaqu1n Tacsan, S.J.D.) (Bilingual English-Spanish edition) (Centro para la Paz y la Reconciliaci;n de la Fundaci;n arias para la Paz y el Progreso Humano; San Jos), CostaRica; June 1994).#  s4 bbn Reconciliaci;n nacional y Derechos Humanos (in Memoria del ...  s4x Taller Centroamericano de educaci;n para la Vida y la Paz; SanSalvador, ACAFADE, 1992).#  s4 7bb7 Analyse des principales diff)rences existant entre les m)canismes pr)vus par le Protocol facultatif se rapportant au Pacte International relatif aux Droits Civils et Politiques et par la Convention Am)ricaine sur les droits de l'Homme en ce qui concerne  s4 les Communications )manant de particuliers (Bilingual  s4 English-French edition) (in Canadian Human Rights Yearbook  s4 1991-1992; Ottawa, University of Ottawa, Human Rights Research and Education Centre, 1992).# {,|)|)  G:\E96S1\16804S1  G:\E96S1\16804S2 +b >uQ!+b >uQ!++)Mr. Tams Ban (Hungary) Born in 1932, in Budapest. Graduated from the Faculty of Law, University E?tv?s L;rnd, Budapest, in 1955. In 1956 he entered the legal profession and in 1960-61 studied comparative law with professor Ren) Dvid, Law Faculty of the Sorbonne University, Paris. Between 1963 and 1966, attended the summer courses of the International Comparative Law Faculty, in Strasbourg. Joined the Ministry of Justice in 1962. Since then he has been serving in this Ministry. Between 1962-1972, member of the legislative section, dealing with the drafting of laws, mostly in the field of civil law. In 1972 he was appointed Director-General of the International Law Department. Responsibilities included the preparation of laws in the field of private international law, international trade law, and international criminal law. As head of many Hungarian delegations, he negotiated more than 30 treaties covering legal assistance in both: civil and criminal matters, extradition, transfer of sentenced persons, recognition and enforcement of foreign judgements in civil and commercial matters. He initiated and played a key role in Hungary's re-entry to the Hague Conference on Private International Law in 1984. Personal adviser to the Minister of Justice from 1988 to 1990, charged with the task, following the accession to the first Optional Protocol to the Covenant of analysing the compatibility of the Hungarian legislation with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, with a view to fully harmonize the Hungarian legal system with the obligations set forth in the Covenant. In pursuance to his proposals several basic laws have been enacted, including the amended human rights Chapter of the Constitution. The periodic reports of hungary submitted to United Nations human rights treaty-bodies have since long been drawn up with his active cooperation. Since the earliest days of Hungary's entry into the Council of Europe he has been one of the Hungarian negotiators on setting up a cooperation programme in the legal and human rights field. Since 1990, he has been representing Hungary in the European Committee on Legal Cooperation, between 1993-1994 he was the Committee's vice-Chairman. Represented Hungary in the Council of Europe Committee of experts in charge of drafting Protocol II, to the European Convention on the protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (merger of European Commission and the Court of Human Rights). He was one of the two personalities appointed by the Government in 1990 to prepare the signature, later the ratification by Hungary of the European Convention on the protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. The fact that his interest and activity have been focusing on human rights is well documented by the enclosed list of his recent publications, which have been' {,|)|) fully dedicated to this subject. From among his publications it is worth to mention his study summarizing the conclusions of the two year-long scrutiny of the Hungarian legal system to ensure greater conformity with the Convention  requirements. Regularly gives lectures on international human rights law in the Central European University and in different Hungarian law faculties. Since 1980, when he was elected judge to the Arbitration Court of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce, he has sat, in more than 150 cases either as presiding judge or as a member of the panel. In 1994 he was elected member of the United Nations Human Rights Committee. The Committee elected him one of its vice-chairmen in 1995. His working languages are English and French which he speaks fluently. In addition, he understands German and Russian.  s5 ( List of main publications 7bbEffects of the Hungarian membership in the Council of Europe on the evolution of the laws in Hungary (Review of Legal Sciences, 1992)#b 7bbReport summing up the two year-long activity to prepare the ratification of the European human rights convention. Conclusions, proposals for legislation (Acta Humana 1992; this issue has been published with the financial assistance of the Council of Europe)#b 7bbImportant tendencies in international procedural law: multilateral treaties on the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgements in civil and commercial matters (Hungarian Law Review, 1993)#b 7bbCooperation between the United Nations Human Rights Committee and the International Labour Office to prepare consideration of States' reports (Acta Humana, 1996)#b 7bbHungarian communications before the United Nations Human Rights Committee; an overview of the implementation by Hungary of the Optional Protocol (Gazette of the Supreme Court, 1996)#b z {,|)|) !Mr. MarcoTulio Bruni Celli (Venezuela)  s5X 1.bb Personal Information bbBorn in Anzotegui, Estado Lara, Venezuela. bbMarried to Sonia Rojas de Bruni Celli. bbFather of three children: Josefina, Marco Tulio and Carmen Sof1a.  s5 2.bb University education bbDegree in Sociology, Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas. bbLawyer, Universidad Central de Venezuela, Caracas. 7bbMaster's degree and Ph.D candidate in political science, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.#b  s5 3.bb Offices in the public service bbAmbassador of Venezuela to the United Nations, Geneva. bbAmbassador of Venezuela to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. 7bbRepresentative of Venezuela to the International Labour Conference and at meetings of the Governing Body of the International Labour Organization.#b bbDirector, Ministry of Justice, Venezuela. 7bbVice-Minister of Internal Affairs (served on various occasions as Minister of Internal Affairs ad interim), 1975-1977.#b 7bbMember and Vice-President (for a period of ten years) of the Advisory Commission on External Affairs of the Government of Venezuela (1985-1994).#b 7bbMember of the Presidential Commission for State Reform (COPRE) from its creation in 1984 until 1994.#b bb 7bbRepresentative of the Government of Venezuela in the Third Committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations, New York, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992.#b  s5.# 4.bb Parliamentary work 7bbRepresentative of Estado Lara in the Congress of the Republic of Venezuela for three consecutive legislative periods, i.e. 15 years (1979-1994).#b ' {,|)|)Ԍ7bbMember of the Internal Affairs Commission, External Affairs Commission and Planning Commission, National Congress of Venezuela, from 1978 to 1994.#b 7bbMember of the Human Rights Committee of the Latin American Parliament (1990-1994).#b  s5x 5.bb Activities and offices held in the field of human rights  s4   7bbMember from 1986 to 1993 and President on two occasions (1988 and 1992) of the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights of the Organization of American States (OAS), Washington, D.C.#b 7bbAs a member of the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights, made visits in loco for the purpose of investigating the human rights situations in Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Panama, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Paraguay and Peru.#b 7bbRepresentative of the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights at several sessions of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States: San Salvador (1988), Washington (1989, 1990), Santiago de Chile (1991), Bahamas (1992).#b 7bbRepresentative of the Government of Venezuela in the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Geneva, sessions of 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993.#b 7bbRepresentative of the Government of Venezuela in four preparatory meetings at Geneva for the World Conference on Human Rights (1991, 1992, 1993).#b 7bbMember of the United Nations Human Rights Committee (elected in September1992 and currently in office).#b 7bbMember of the governing body of the InterAmerican Institute of Human Rights from 1987 to the present.#b 7bbAs independent expert and Special Rapporteur (Haiti), appointed by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995), submitted reports on the human rights situation in Haiti to the Commission on Human Rights at Geneva (1993, 1994, 1995) and to the Third Committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations (1992, 1993, 1994).#b 7bbMember of the delegation of Venezuela to the World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna, 1993.#b 7bbPresident of the Fundaci;n Venezolana de Derechos Humanos (since its creation in 1992).#b 7bbProfessor of Human Rights in the Department of Political and Judicial Sciences of the Universidad Central de Venezuela.#b ( {,|)|)Ԍ s5 6.bb Academic activities and distinctions 7bbProfessor in the Schools of Political Science and Law in the Department of Political and Judicial Sciences of the Universidad Central de Venezuela.#b bbVice-Rector of the Universidad de Oriente, Venezuela, from 1965 to 1967. 7bbVisiting professor at the Instituto de Altos Estudios de la Defensa Nacional (IAEDEN), Caracas, Venezuela.#b 7bbVisiting professor at the Escuela Superior de Guerra Naval, Venezuela.#b 7bbVisiting professor at the Inter-American Defense College, Washington,D.C.#b 7bbVisiting professor in interdisciplinary courses at the Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (San Jos) de Costa Rica).#b 7bbVisiting professor in the Academia Diplomtica "Pedro Gual" of the Ministry of External Affairs, Venezuela.#b 7bbProfessor in courses on human rights designed for the Metropolitan Police, Caracas, Venezuela.#b 7bbLecturer at the third meeting of the interparliamentary Latin American Commission of Human Rights, San Jos) de Costa Rica, March, 1995.#b 7bbGuest lecturer at the Universidad Nacional del Ecuador, March 1995.#b 7bbHonorary professor of the Universidad "Fermin Toro" of Barquisimeto, Estado Lara, Venezuela.#b 7bbHonorary professor of the Universidad "Rafael Urdaneta" of Maracaibo, Estado Zulia, Venezuela.#b 7bbSpeaks and writes Spanish, speaks French and English.#b 7bbHas written books and essays concerning the social sciences. Contributor to major Venezuelan and foreign periodicals and newspapers.#b B {,|)|) Lord Colville, (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)  r5  Personal John Mark Alexander Colville, 4th Viscount and 13th Baron (Scotland) Colville of Culross. Born 19 July 1933. Educated Rugby School (scholar) and NewCollege Oxford (scholar) MA. Married; five sons.  r5@  Legal Career 4 1960bb Barrister-at-Law Lincoln's Inn (Buchanan Prize) 1978bb Queen's Council (senior barrister) 1986bb Bencher Lincoln's Inn 199093 Recorder 1993 Circuit Judge 1995 Resident Judge Harrow Crown Court  r5<  Parliament  s4`  1954 Member House of Lords4 bbn Active in Legislation and on committees currently Scrutiny Committee on European Union (subcommittee, Law and Institutions)# 197274n Minister of State, Home Office (portfolio included prisons, parole, mentally disordered offenders, Channel Islands and Isle of Man)# bb Now Independent member.  r50  Appointments  r5  Official 1979bb Observer, Elections ZimbabweRhodesia 198084n Leader, United Kingdom delegation, United Nations Commission on Human Rights#  r58  Independent 198185n Member, Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances, UNCHR (Chairman 198285)# 198386n Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Guatemala, UNCHR# bb 198488n Chairman, Mental Health Act Commission (England and Wales) (interests of compulsorily detained mental patients)# 198892n Chairman, Parole Board for England and Wales (release on licence of long-term prisoners)# '{,|)|)Ԍ198693n Annual Report and Recommendations to Government and Parliament on Operation of Prevention of Terrorism Legislation# 198793n Annual Report and Recommendations to Government and Parliament on Operation of Emergency Provisions (Northern Ireland) Acts# 19927bb7 Annual Report on Operational Policy in Belfast Prison for Management of Parliamentary Prisoners# 198793n Director, Securities and Futures Authority (financial services regulator)# 1993n Chairman, Revolving Doors Agency (mentally disordered offenders)#  r5  Other Activities 19647bb7 Member, Archbishop of Canterbury's Commission on Divorce Law Reform# 196872n Member, Council of University of East Anglia# 198284n Member, Council of Confederation of British Industries# 198490n Chairman, Alcohol Education and Research Council# 19907bb7 Participant in 4day seminar on human rights, Minsk# 19957bb7 Keynote opening speech at OSCE seminar on the Rule of Law, Moscow# {,|)|) Mr. Ismet Dautbaia (Bosnia and Herzegovina) PERSONAL DATA Place and date of birth:>>)Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 4 June 1933 Address:  #>>)Staka Skenderova 6, 71000 Sarajevo Telephone:  #>>)387 071 664776 (home) bb  #>>)378 071 443414 (office) Fax:bb  #>>)387 071 663784 Married, has two sons and granddaughter EDUCATION High School in Sarajevo Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1961 Doctorate at Faculty of Law of Belgrade 1969 CAREER Assistant at Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1962 Docent at Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1970 Visiting professor at Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1975 Full professor at Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1980 Chief of Katedra at Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1983 Prodean at Faculty of Law in Sarajevo 1988 Member of the Legal Council of SR Bosnia and Herzegovina Member of Legislativejuridical Commission of SR Bosnia and Herzegovina's Assembly Member of the Law Committee of the Academy of Arts and Sciences of Bosnia and Herzegovina Member of the Society of Victimology of Bosnia and Herzegovina Judge of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina 1989 President of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina '{,|)|) PUBLICATIONS 1.7bbFinances and Financial Law#b bbSarajevo, 1980, 1982 and 1992 2.7bbCurrency Finances and Currency Law#b 7bbMostar, 1991#b 3.7bbConstitut of Dayton and human rights protection#b 7bbSarajevo, 1996#b 4.7bbConstitutional juridical reform of financial system#b 7bb 7 And about 200 articles, reviews and published in various scientific and expert publications.# Numerous participations in international consultations and symposiums in Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, the former USSR, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, USA, Hungary etc. LANGUAGES Mother tongue: Bosnian Foreign languages: Russian and English (passiv knowledge) OTHER Participation in numerous research projects {,|)|)  G:\E96S1\16804S2  G:\E96S1\16804S3 +b >uQ!+b >uQ!++ !Ms. Elizabeth Andreas Evatt (Australia) Born: 11 November 1933 LLB. University Medal, University of Sydney, 1955 LLM. Harvard University, 1956 NSW Bar, 1955 Inner Temple, London, 1958 University of Sydney (LLD honoris causa) 1985 University of Newcastle, Australia (D Univ honoris causa) 1988 Macquarie University (LLD honoris causa) 1989 University of Queensland (LLD honoris causa) 1992 Flinders University (LLD honoris causa) 1994  r50  Positions held  Current: Member, Human Rights Committee (monitoring body of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights) 1993 Previous: Australia Part time member, Australian Law Reform Commission, 19931994 President, Australian Law Reform Commission, 5.1.1988-10.11.1993 Chair, Family Law Council, 1976-1979 Chief Judge, Family Court of Australia, 5.1.1976-4.1.1993 Chair, Royal Commission on Human Relationships, 1974-1977 Deputy President, Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, 1973-1989 Deputy President, Australian Industrial Commission, 1989-1994 %{,|)|) International Member of the UNESCO Forum of Reflection, 1992-1993 Member of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, 1984-1992; Chairperson 1989-1991  r5x  Career Outline  1957-1962:n Practice as Barrister, Sydney and London# 1962-1968:n British Institute of International and Comparative Law, editor and librarian# 19681973:n Law Commission, of England and Wales, Senior Legal Officer# 1973-1975:n A presidential member of the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, dealing with industrial disputes in various industries, including the meat and building industries# 1974-1977:n Presided over the Royal Commission on Human Relationships which dealt with the legal, social, educational and sexual aspects of male and female relationships including contraception and abortion, discrimination, family law and education for human relationships# 19761988:n First Chief Judge of the Family Court of Australia# 19841992:n Elected as a member of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, an independent expert Committee which monitors the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women# 1988-1993:n President of the Australian Law Reform Commission which advises the Commonwealth Government on matters of federal law# 1993-1994:n Part time member of the Australian Law Reform Commission# 1993-n Member of the United Nations Human Rights Committee, an independent expert Committee which monitors the implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights# Honorary Advisor, ADARDS, 1987 Member, Advisory Board of Peace Research Centre, ANU Research School of Pacific Studies, 1987 #{,|)|) Some recent papers  s4  7bb(A full list of publications by the candidate is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat) #b "The Implementation of the ICCPR in Japan", Japan, 1994 Mitchell Oration, "Women, Citizenship and the Law in the Coming Century" Adelaide, September1994  s4 "Cultural Diversity and Human Rights", in Towards an Australian Bill of  s4 Rights, 1994 Pamela Denoon Lecture, "The Myth of Equality" 1993 "Serial Sponsorship and Abuse of Filipino Women in Australia", 1992 H {,|)|)  Ms. Istora K. Fazilhodjaeva (Uzbekistan) Born in 1954, in Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan Citizenship Uzbekistan Graduated from Tashkent State University, the Faculty of International Law in 1977 and Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Federation in 1993 Speaks fluently and works in English, Russian and German 19721977  International Law Faculty student, Tashkent State University# 19761977  Technician of manufacturing amalgamation "Signal" in Tashkent# 19781982  Postgraduate student of the Institute of Philosophy and International Law of Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences# 19821988  Junior, senior scientific worker of the Tashkent High Political School# 19881992  Senior lecturer of the Institute of Politology and Management, Tashkent# 1992 until now bb  Head of International Law Department of the Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations of Uzbekistan# {,|)|) %Mr. Laurel B. Francis (Jamaica) Consultant in International Law Special Adviser to the Minister of National Security and Justice Member of the Human Rights Committee since 1992 Date of Birth 9 June 1920  r5@  Academic Qualifications  7bbPassed Bar finals (taking five distinctions out of the ten sections of the Examination) (1953); Barrister-at-Law: Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, London (1955)#b 7bbPostgraduate certificate in International Studies (London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London)#b 7bbLLM in International Law (London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London): (Received post-graduate award from London School of Economics and Political Science, S.H.Bailey Scholarship in International Law to attend session of the Hague Academy of International Law)#b  r5  International Activities  7bbMember of Jamaica's delegation to 17 regular sessions of the UnitedNations GeneralAssembly#b 7bbChairman of the Sixth (Legal) Committee of the Fortyfirst Session of the UnitedNations GeneralAssembly#b 7bbPreparatory Conference of the Conference of Non-Aligned Countries, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania (1970)#b 7bbConference of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Countries, Lusaka, Zambia (1970)#b 7bbThe 1968 and 1969 Sessions of the UnitedNations Plenipotentiary Conference on the Law of Treaties#b 7bbThe International Conference on Human Rights, Teheran, Iran (1968)#b 7bbThe Preparatory and Plenipotentiary Conferences on the Denuclearization of Latin America (Treaty of Tlatelolco) 1969 (led Jamaica's delegation to the Plenipotentiary Conference)#b 7bbThe Third Special Session of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States on Terrorism in Latin America, WashingtonD.C., USA (1970)#b 7bbAll Sessions of the United Nations Seabed Committee (19701973)#b '{,|)|)Ԍ 7bbThe Geneva Session of the Third UnitedNations Conference on the Law of the Sea (1975)#b 7bbThe New York Session of the Third UnitedNations Conference on the Law of the Sea (1976)#b 7bbElected member of the Commission by the UnitedNations GeneralAssembly for the period 1977-1981#b 7bbElected President of the Fourth Conference of the American Association of Jurists, Kingston, Jamaica (1979)#b 7bbRepresented the International Law Commission at the GeneralAssembly of the UnitedNations presented the Commission's Report to the GeneralAssembly (1983)#b  r5  Public Offices held 1962 Present  7bbAssistant Crown Counsel, Attorney-General's Chambers#b 7bbCrown Counsel, Attorney-General's Chambers#b 7bbSenior Assistant Attorney-General#b 7bbLegal Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs#b 7bbActing Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs#b 7bbDeputy High Commissioner for Jamaica in Canada#b 7bbDivisional Director responsible for International Law and International Organizations, Attorney-General's Chambers#b 7bbPermanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice (January1976-August 1977)#b 7bbSpecial Adviser on International Law to the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, August1977-December 1981#b 7bbSpecial Adviser to the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General 1990-1991 and to the Ministry of National Security and Justice in January1992 to present#b  r5  Selected Publications  7bb(A full list of the author's publications is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat)#b 7bb"Third World Approach to International Law" (Lecture delivered on 22April1980 at the London School of Economics, University of London) (Monograph)#b '{,|)|) 7bb"State Succession to Rights and Obligations for Namibia"#b 7bb(A comprehensive study prepared for the UnitedNations Institute for Namibia, and presented to a Seminar of Experts in International Law, and students of the Institute at Lusaka, Zambia, 27-29November1984)#b 7bb"International Peace and Security: Some Legal Implications of Linking Independence for Namibia to the Withdrawal of Cuban Forces from Angola" Indian Journal of International Law, vol.26, No.2, 1986#b 7bb"Caribbean Perspectives on International Law and Organizations"#b 7bb(Edited by B.G.Ramcharam and L.B.Francis) (Published by MartinusNijhoff, 1989)#b 7bb"Caribbean Community States and States Succession"#b 7bb(see: "Caribbean Perspectives in International Law and Organizations", supra. pp.84-111)#b  r5H  Lectures Delivered  7bbVisiting Professor at the School of Diplomacy, City University of Madrid, delivered a series of lectures and led seminars on "Analysis of Foreign Policy Formation in the English-speaking Caribbean" (1966)#b 7bbInternational Law Commission's seminar for young Jurists#b 7bbTopic: "The Exclusive Economic Zone in the Context of Third UnitedNations Conference on the Law of the Sea" (1978)#b 7bbInternational Law Commission's seminar for young Jurists#b 7bbTopic: "Producers Associations with reference to the New International Economic Order" (1979)#b 7bbLondon School of Economics and Political Science#b 7bbTopic: "Third World Approach to International Law" (1980)#b {,|)|)  G:\E96S1\16804S3  G:\E96S1\16804S4 +b >uQ!+buQ!++ "Ms. Pilar Gaitan de Pombo (Colombia) A.7bbPERSONAL INFORMATION#b Date of birth:uu/30 June 1955 Nationality:uu/Colombian Status:uu/Single B.7bbSTUDIES#b High School:uu/Gimnasio de Nuestra Se9ora, Bogot, 1972 University:uu/Political Science, University of LosAndes, bbuu/Bogot, 1973-1979 Postgraduate:J uu/Master in Political Science, Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, Autonomous University of Mexico, 1979-1981#u C.bbADVANCED STUDIES Seminary of Specialization in Political Theory and Research Methodology Masters programme in PoliticalJ uu/University of LosAndes, Bogot, 1978-1979#u Science: Sociology of Urban SocialJ uu/Institute for Social Research, Autonomous#u Movements in Latin America:uu/University of Mexico, 1992 Interdisciplinary Course inuu/Inter-American Institute for Human Rights, Human Rights:uu/San Jos) de Costa Rica, 1993 Methods and Techniques foruu/Faculty of Public Law, Externado University Legal Research:uu/of Colombia, Bogot, 1985 Specialized programme inuu/Inter-American Institute for Human Rights, Electoral Processes:uu/SanJos) de CostaRica, 1993 D.bbRESEARCH EXPERIENCE Research Scholar of the Centeruu/School of Mexico, Mexico, 1980-1981 for International Studies: Research assistant of theuu/Autonomous University of Mexico, Institute for Social Research:uu/January-December1982 '{,|)|) Researcher, Department ofuu/Externado University of Colombia, Bogot, Public Law:uu/1983-1987 Researcher, Institute foruu/National University of Colombia, Bogot, Political Studies anduu/February1987-1994 International Relations: E.bbTEACHING EXPERIENCE AND LECTURES Professor, Faculty of Publicuu/Externado University of Colombia, Lawbbuu/February1983-1987 Political institutionsuu/Faculty of Economic Sciences, 1983-1985 Special studies in politicaluu/Faculty of Law, 1983-1987 science Lectureruu/Faculty of Political Science, University of Seminary on local governmentuu/LosAndes, Bogot, 1991-1992 Seminary on political governability in Colombia Seminary on political processes in LatinAmerica Lecturer in the Seminary onuu/National University of Colombia, Bogot, Colombian problemsuu/1991-1994 F.bbPUBLICATIONS (A full list of books and articles written by the candidate is available for consultation in the files of the secretariat.) Analysis of the First National Poll of Mayors and Council Presidents. Gaitan de Pombo, Pilar, and others. Community, Mayors and Fiscal Resourcesuu/FESCOL, Bogot, 1991 The Constitution of 1991: territorial organization and decentralization. Gaitan, Pilar and Fernando Cuzmn. Analisis Politico, No.13uu/Bogot, May-August1991 Local Power: Reality and Utopia of Decentralization in Colombia. Gaitan, Pilar and Carlos Moreno. IEPRI-Tercer Mundo Editoresuu/Bogot, 1991  ({,|)|)ԌStability and Crisis in Colombian Politics. GabrielMurillo, Ed., Towards Andean Democratic Consolidation: Transition or destabilization. Faculty of Political Science, University of LosAndesuu/Bogot, 1993 Some Thoughts on the Debate Concerning Democracy. Analisis Politico, No.20uu/Bogot, October-December 1993 G.bbPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR Coordinator of the Preparatoryuu/Commission on Political Parties and Commission of the Nationaluu/Opposition. Bogot, SeptemberDecember1990 Constitutional Assembly: External consultant in the fielduu/Presidency of the Republic, Bogot, of Citizen Participation.uu/June-August 1994 Presidential Advisory Office for the Modernization of the State: Director. Secretariat for Humanuu/National Defense Ministry, Bogot, Rights and Political Affairs:uu/September1994-October1995 Representative of the Ministeruu/National Commission of Human Rights of National Defense:uu/(Decree1533 of 1994) Representative of the Ministeruu/Commission of Investigation into the Violent of National Defense:uu/Occurrences at Trujillo (Decree265 of1995) President:J uu/Commission for the development of a Draft Penal and Procedural Penal Military Code (Decree265 of 1995) #u General Director for Specialuu/Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bogot, Affairs:uu/October1995 to date Representative of the Ministeruu/Committee on Advancing the Administration of of Foreign Affairs:uu/Justice in relation to the Happenings at bbuu/Villatina, Caloto and LosUvos (Decree318 bbuu/of1996) Representative of the Ministeruu/Commission for the Analysis and Advice on of Foreign Affairs:uu/the Application of the Recommendations put bbuu/forth by International Human Rights bbuu/Organizations (Decree1290 of1995) H&{,|)|) &Mr. Vitali Kriukov (Ukraine) Born 4 July 1948 in Kyiv, Ukraine 1980 graduated from Kyiv State University (Law) 1987 Ph.D. (Law) 19801995 Research Fellow, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of State and Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine At present Chief consultant at the Administration of the President of Ukraine Head of research group on elaborating an alternative Law of Ukraine "Onelectoral system and elections in Ukraine" (1989) 1995 Head of the Delegation of Ukraine to the fifty-fourth session of the Human Rights Committee, which considered the fourth periodic report of Ukraine One of the founders of the Ukrainian-American human rights bureau, registered in1993 by the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine. Chairman of the Commission "Law science" of the national programme "The reform of humanitarian education in Ukraine" Member of the editorial board on the bulletin "Human rights in Ukraine", journals "Philosophical and sociological thinking", "Political thinking". The author of chapters in collective monographs, articles in scientific journals and public articles Field of scholarly endeavour: human rights, theory of law and State, State management, political science Has taken part in the international conferences on the problems concerning development of democracy and observance of human rights Married, has two children {,|)|) ( !Mr. Rajsoomer Lallah, Q.C. (Mauritius) PERSONAL STATUS: bbBorn in MAURITIUS in 1933 bbCitizen of the REPUBLIC OF MAURITIUS bbMarried. Two daughters EDUCATION: bbRoyal College, Curepipe, MAURITIUS (1947-1953) bbBalliol College, OXFORD UNIVERSITY, United Kingdom (1954-1957) bbThe Middle Temple, London, United Kingdom (1954-mid-1958) SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS: bbANDERSON Scholarship at OXFORD UNIVERSITY (1954-1957) bbUnited Kingdom Law Officers Fellowship (1968) bbUNITAR Fellowship at Hague Academy of International Law (1970) ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND DISTINCTIONS: 7bbB.A. (Honours) in Jurisprudence at OXFORD UNIVERSITY, United Kingdom#b 7bbBarrister-at-law, the Middle Temple, LONDON, UnitedKingdom (1958)#b 7bbM.A. OXFORD UNIVERSITY (1960)#b bbQueen's Counsel (1976) 7bbHonorary Professor of Law, UNIVERSITY OF MAURITIUS (1980)#b 7bbInternational Gold Mercury Award adpersonam for contribution to DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW (1985)#b FUNCTIONS IN THE LEGAL AND JUDICIAL FIELDS IN MAURITIUS: 7bbJudge of the SUPREME COURT and retired as CHIEF JUSTICE (1980-1995)#b bbParliamentary Counsel (1978-1980) bbAssistant Solicitor-General (1976-1978) H&{,|)|) OTHER FUNCTIONS IN MAURITIUS: 7bbChairman of the Council of Legal Education of Mauritius (1988-1994)#b 7bbChairman of the Commission on the Review of Legal Studies leading to the establishment of a Law School at the University of Mauritius and of the Council of Legal Education (1983)#b 7bbChairman of the Commission of Enquiry in connection with the General Elections (1982)#b 7bbPro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Council of the University of Mauritius (1970-1980)#b 7bbSeconded from the Ministry of Justice to the Electoral Commission as Deputy to the Electoral Commissioner for the registration of electors, the drafting of electoral regulations and the administration of the general elections leading to independence (1965-1967)#b INTERNATIONAL WORK IN THE HUMAN RIGHTS FIELD: 7bbMember of the UnitedNations Human Rights Committee since1977. Vice-Chairman (1977-1978), Rapporteur (1978-1982) and Chairman (1989-1991)#b 7bbMember of the High-Powered Commission appointed by Commonwealth Heads of State and Government for the setting up of human rights machinery for the Commonwealth (1980-1981)#b 7bbSpecial Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Chile (1983and1984)#b 7bbMember for the International Commission of Jurists, Geneva since 1980#b 7bbMember of the Advisory Council of Interrights, London (1988-1994)#b 7bbHas addressed colloquies for Chief Justices and other Judges on the domestic application of international human rights norms under the auspices of the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Ford Foundation at Bangalore (1988) and Harare(1989) and at the invitation of the Lord Chancellor of the UnitedKingdom at Oxford (1992)#b OTHER INTERNATIONAL WORK: bbMember of the London Court of International Arbitration (1995) 7bbAppointed by the International Labour Organisation as one of a three-member Commission to investigate industrial complaints made byCOSATU against the then Government of SouthAfrica (1991-1992)#b '{,|)|) 7bbParticipated in work on a Post-Apartheid Constitution for SouthAfrica at the invitation of the Constitutional Committee of the African National Congress, the University of Witwatersrand and the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights under Law of Washington (1991)#b 7bbSpecial Adviser at the Commonwealth Secretariat and lawyer member of Resources Team of Experts advising Commonwealth Governments in all matters of Resources Development, assisting them in negotiations with multinationals; drafting agreements and implementing legislation; settingup central banking institutions and drafting of fiscal and tax legislation for various Commonwealth Governments; assisting Commonwealth Governments in independence negotiations and the drafting of their Constitutions (1970-1975)#b 7bbLegal Adviser in the delegation of Mauritius at the UnitedNations Law ofthe Sea Conference and negotiations with International Financial Institutions; and with other Governments for air services and double taxation agreements (1968-1970, 1976-1980)#b LANGUAGES: bbFrench, English, Hindi and Creole. {,|)|) +buQ!+b >uQ!++T$Mr. Andreas Mavrommatis (Cyprus) A.bbPersonal information Date of birth: 1932 Place of birth: Larnaca, Cyprus Family status: Married. Four grown-up children B.bbEducational background: Law Studies in the United Kingdom 1954 Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn, London C.bbProfessional record 1989-1992 Permanent Representative of the Republic of Cyprus to the UnitedNations, NewYork# 1983-1989 Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of theRepublic of Cyprus# 19821988 Representative of Greek Cypriot Community at the Intercommunal Talks# 19791982 Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Cyprus to the UnitedNations, NewYork# 19751979 Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Cyprus to the UnitedNations, Geneva# 19721975 Special Legal Adviser at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Published "List of Treaties of the Republic of Cyprus in Force on January1973"# 19701972 Cabinet Minister of Labour and Social Insurance# 19581970 Judge# 19541958 Practised law# D.7bbCommittees/Delegations#b 19731975 Head, Cyprus Delegation to the secondphase of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe held in Geneva# 1974bb Chairman, ILO (International Labour Organisation) and ECOSOC(Economic and Social Council) Fact-Finding and Conciliation Commission which carried out investigations intoallegations of violations of Trade Union and other HumanRights# ' {,|)|)Ԍ1975bb Member, Cyprus delegation to the CSCE Summit at Helsinki, August 1975# 19771978 Head, Cyprus delegation to CSCE at Belgrade# 19791982 Chairman, Committee on Relations with the Host Country, UnitedNations# 1980bb President of the ECOSOC (Economic and Social Council)# 19751988 Representative of Cyprus to the Commission on Human Rights# September 1989 Secretary-General of the NAM Foreign Ministers Conference in Nicosia, Cyprus# 1977present Member of the Human Rights Committee# 19771987 Chairman, Human Rights Committee# 19891990 Chairman, Special Committee on the Charter of the UnitedNations# December 1992 Government Spokesman February 1993 1994Present Honorary Consul General of Indonesia# 1995Present President of the FICAC (F)d)ration Internationale des Corps et Associations Consulaires)# bbAmbassador MAVROMMATIS took part in Seminars, Round Tables and Symposia on Human Rights in several parts of the world, lectured on human rights to lawyers and other professional associations and at universities. Wrote several monographs and articles on the same subject and was called upon to assist developing and other countries in their efforts to protect and promote human rights and fundamental freedoms.  !{,|)|)  G:\E96S1\16804S4  G:\E96S1\16804S5 +b >uQ!+b >uQ!++&Ms. Laure Moghaizel (Lebanon) Profession: Lawyer Marital status: Married to Joseph Moghaizel five children Languages:  Arabic, French, English 0Diplomasă bbDegree in French law from the University of Lyon bbDegree in Lebanese law from St. Joseph University B,Recent activitiesă  At the national level: 7bbFounder member of the National Family Association (1992)#b 7bbMember of the National Commission for the Beijing Conference (1995)#b 7bbFounder member of the Joseph Moghaizel Foundation for Democracy and HumanRights#b 7bbMember of the National Office for Women (1996)#b 7bbFounder member of the Lebanese Association for Democratic Elections (1996)#b 7bbHonorary President of the Lebanese Human Rights Association (1996)#b 7bbFormer VicePresident of the Arab Women Federation#b 7bbMember of the governmental delegation to the Regional Conference on HumanRights (1968)#b 7bbDelegate of the International Council of Women to the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA)#b 7bbMember of the Arab Council for Childhood and Development (1987)#b 7bbViceChairman of the Committee on followup of the Arab NGO Coordinating #b 7bbConference (1989)#b 7bb#b bbMember of the Arab Association for Women and Development bb bbMember of the Alliance for Arab Women 7bb#b H&"{,|)|) bbMember of the Advisory Committee on Arab Women and Development (UNDP) bb Regional Bureau for Arab States and Europe (1990) 7bbMember of the Arab Committee for the Empowerment of Women (1994)#b 7bbMember of the official Lebanese commission to the regional preparatory #b 7bbmeeting for the Beijing Conference (1995)#b  At the international level: 7bbFormer First VicePresident of the International Council of Women#b 7bbFormer representative of the International Council of Women to the UnitedNations Commission on the Status of Women#b 7bbFormer representative of the International Council of Women to ESCWA#b 7bbMember of the International Federation of Women in Legal Careers#b 7bbMember of International Abolitionist Federation#b <.Publicationsă 7bb(A full list of articles written by the candidate is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat)#b 7bbCollective work on the status of Arab women, published by the National #b 7bbCouncil of Lebanese Women, 1975, Beirut (in Arabic)#b 7bb#b bbCollective work: "Empowerment and the Law: Strategy of the Third World 7bbWomen", published by OEF International, Washington, 1986 (in English)#b 7bb#b 7bbCollective work on women and economic development in the Arab world, published by the Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World BUC, Beirut, 1988 (in Arabic and English)#b 7bb#b 7bbCollective work: "La Femme Libanaise t)moin de la guerre", published by the Mission of the League of Arab States to UNESCO (in French), Paris (1988)#b 7bb#b 7bbCollective work: "Women, Employment and Development", published by the Arab Association for Women and Development, Amman, Jordan, 1993 (in Arabic)#b 7bb#b 7bbCollective work: "Lebanese studies in tribute to Joseph Moghaizel", 1996 (in Arabic)#b 4 n/Conferencesă bbTook part in organizing or made presentations at numerous seminars and conferences at the national, Arab and international level, of which a full list is available in the Secretariat. (#{,|)|) 'Mr. Fasil Nahum (Ethiopia) Birth:  5 July 1942 Nationality: Ethiopian Marital status: Married, with three children 1.bbAcademic qualifications: 7bb1.17 Doctor of the Science of Jurisprudence (J.S.D), Yale University 1975.# 7bb1.27 Master of Laws (LI.M), Yale University, 1972.# 7bb1.37 Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) (honours) and Chancellor's Gold Medal, Haile Selassie I University, 1968.# 2.bbWorking experience: 7bb2.1.7 Special Adviser, Prime Minister's Office, the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 1995 (Ministerial rank).# 7bb2.27 Special Adviser, Prime Minister's Office, the Transitional Government of Ethiopia 19911995 (Ministerial rank).# 7bb2.37 Head of Legal and Foreign Relation Division, Council of State, Ethiopian Government 19871991 (Ministerial rank).# 7bb2.47 Head of Constitutional and Legal Studies Division, ISEN, Addis Ababa 19841987.# 7bb2.57 Dean of Faculty of Law (19791981) and Associate Professor of Law, Addis Ababa University, for over 12 years up to 1984.# 7bb2.67 Served as Legal Advisor to the Ethiopian Government Constitutional Commission in 1974.# 7bb2.77 Member of the Ethiopian Government Delegation for the OAU African Charter of People's and Human Rights 1982.# 7bb2.87 Head of Ethiopian Government delegation to the United Nations HumanRights Conference, Vienna 1993.# 7bb2.97 Member of Group of International Advisers to the International Red Cross Committee 19911995.# $${,|)|) 3.bbConferences and publications: bbListed below are selected researches, publications and conferences attended: 7bb3.17 "The Protection of War Victims" paper presented in Yaounde, Cameroon, 1981.# 7bb3.27 "The New International Economic OrderAfrican Perspective" UnitedNations University and A.A. University seminar paper published in 1982.# 7bb3.37 Participated in IXth International Penal Law Congress, Hamburg, Germany 1979.# 7bb3.47 Participated in Comparative Law Academy IXth Congress in Tehran, Iran, 1974.# 7bb3.57 Various articles and book chapters published over the years in several academic publications.# h%{,|)|) (Mr. Fausto Pocar (Italy) Born in Milan, 21 February 1939 LL.D., Milan Law School (1961) Member of the Milan Bar (since 1963) "Libero docente" of International Law (1969) Professor of EC Law, University of Milan (19701978) Professor of International Law, University of Milan (since 1976) Dean, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Milan (19811984) ViceRector, University of Milan (since 1984) Director, Institute of International Law and Politics (19801984); Institute of Private International Law (19861987); Institute of International Law (19911994), University of Milan Director, Postgraduate School of EC Law and Economics, University of Milan (since 1989) Member, Advisory Committee on Legal Research of the National University Council (19811987) Member, Ministry of Justice Commission for the Reform of Private International Law (19851989) EditorinChief, Rivista di diritto internazionale privato e processuale Member of the board of editors of the following periodicals: La Comunita internazionale; Diritto comunitario e degil scambi internazionali; I diritti del'uomo. Cronache e battaglie; Comunicazioni e studi; Relazioni internazionali. Courses at the Hague Academy of International Law: 1983, 1993 (General Course of Private International Law); director of studies at the same academy (1981) Courses at the "Institut universitaire international", Luxembourg (1979) at the School of International Organization, University of Parma (19811983) at the John Hopkins University, Bologna Center (19831984); at the Faculty of Diplomatic and International Sciences, Gorizia (19891993); at the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations, Thessaloniki (1994) at the School and Faculty for Public Relations, IULM, Milan (since 1987). H&&{,|)|) Member, Human Rights Committee under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (since 1985); ViceChairman (19871988), Rapporteur (1989-1990), Chairman (19911992), Special Rapporteur for New Individual Communications (since 1995) Special Representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for a visit to Chechnya (1995) Member of the WG of the UN Commission on Human Rights on the elaboration of a draft Declaration on the rights of persons belonging to minorities (1991) Invited speaker to several Workshops organized by the Center for Human Rights of the United Nations in various countries: Lom), 1988; Kigali, 1988; Moscow, 1988, 1989, 1991; Conakry, 1989; Banjul, 1989; Tokyo, 1989; Ottawa, 1990; Belgrade, 1990; Sofia, 1990; Barcelona 1992; Jakarta 1993; Tunis 1994; Turin,1994 Legal Adviser of the Italian delegation 38th41st, 45th49th session of the United Nations General Assembly (19831986, 19901994) Member of the Italian delegation XIVth Hague Conference of Private International Law (1980) Italian delegate, European Patent Organization "Building" Commission, Munich (19801981) Legal Adviser of the Italian delegation, United Nations Committee for the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space and Member of its Legal Subcommittee (since 1984) Member of the delegation of Unidroit, XVIth Hague Conference of Private International Law (1988) Member of the Scientific Council of the European Union Program "Alfa" (America Latina Formaci;n Acad)mica) 61* * * Member of the Italian Commission on Human Rights (Commissione per i diritti urnani presso la Presidenza del Consigilo del Ministri) Member of the National Board, Italian Society for International Organisation (SIOI) and Chairman of its Milan section. Member of the Advisory Board, Institute for the promotion of arbitration (ISDACI), Milan Member of the Scientific Board, Institute for Studies in International Politics (ISPI), Milan H&'{,|)|) Member of the Council of the International Institute of Humanitarian Law (Sanremo) Member of the Italian Society for international law Member of ASIL, ILA, and other scientific associations Rapporteur at several scientific meetings and visiting lecturer in various Italian and foreign universities and institutes H)Principal publicationsă (A full list of books and articles written by the candidate is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat) Diritto della comunita europee (1973) 4th edition, Milan 1991 (Albanian translation: E drejta e Komunitets e europiane, Tirana 1995) Diritto comunitario del lavoro, Padua, 1983, and in Spanish, Derecho comunitario del trabajo, Madrid, 1988 La protection de la partie faible en droit international priv), Hague Academy Collected Courses, 1984 Codice delle convenzioni di diritto internazionale privato e processual (with M. Giuliano and T. Travas) 2nd edition, Milan, 1981 Codice delle convenzioni sulla giurisdizione e l'esacuzione delle sentenze nella CEE, Milan, 1980 Norme fondamentali della Comunita economics europes (ed. with M. Tamburini) 7th edition, Milan, 1994 La politiche delle Comunita europee (ed.), Milan, 1986. La convenzione di Bruxelles sulla giurisdizione e l'esecuzione delle sentenze, 2nd ed, Milan, 1989. Il regime giuridico internazionale dello spazia (ed., with F. Francioni), Milan, 1993 Il trattato di Maastricht sull'Unione europee (ed., with C Sacchi), Milan,1993 Articles and essays concerning public and private international law, published in various Italian and foreign periodicals, many of which devoted to problems related to the international protection of human rights among which: 7bb"A propos de l'invocabilit) de l'article premier du Pacte international relatif aux droits civils et politiques aux termes du Protocole facultatif", in Verfahrengarantien im nationalen und internationaien Prozessrecht. Festschrift Franz, Matscher, Wien, 1993.#b (({,|)|)Ԍ7bb"Recent Developments in International Procedures for the Protection of Human Rights", in Law at the Turn of the 20th Century, Thessaloniki,  s4 1994; also in Prospects for Reform of the United Nations System, Padua,1993#b 7bb"Il contributo italino alla protezione de diritti umani nel sistema delle  s4 Nazioni Unita" in L'Italia e i diritti umani (S. Marchisio and F.Raspadori, eds.), Padua, 1995#b  s4 7bb"Codification of Human Rights Law by the United Nations" in Perspectives  s4 on International Law (N. Jasantuliyana ed.), The Hague, 1995#b 7bb"Crossover Linkages and Overlaps between Crime Prevention and Criminal  s4( Justice and Human Rights", in The Contributions of Specialized Institutes  s4 and NGOs to the United Nations Criminal Justice Program (Ch. Bassiouni, ed.) The Hague, 1995#b ){,|)|) "$Mr. Victor Ramanitra (Madagascar) Date and place of birth:>>)1 June 1923 at Antananarivo Current position:#>>)Inspector in the Ministry of Justice University diploma:# >>)Degree in law#> z*Administrative careeră 1946:n 7 Entered the French Administration as Drafting Secretary# 1952:n 7 Entered the French Magistrature# 1961:n 7 Entered the Malagasy Magistrature as Deputy Procurator- General, Court of Appeal of Madagascar# October 1961: Appointed ProcuratorGeneral, Court of Appeal of Madagascar# March 1975: Appointed Technical Adviser in the Ministry of Justice, and later inspector (current position)# *Juridical activitiesă 1952:n 7 Lecturer in the Law School of Antananarivo. Continued this teaching until March 1975 (the University replaced the School in 1962).# 19641974:n 7 Responsible for the practical training of magistrates. Personally took part in training in the field of procedural law.# 1968, 1969: Taught criminal procedure at the Ecole des grad)s de la gendarmerie at Moramanga.# 1969 to date: VicePresident of the Institut international de droit d'expression et d'inspiration fran'aises (IDEF). Participated in that capacity in most of the Institute's conferences, which often focused on human rights issues. These include:# 7bb7 7 #Paris 1984: Hospital law# 7bb7 7 7#Paris 1989: Labour law# 7bb7 7 7#Montreal 1992: Legal and social protection of children.# 19841992:n 7 Member of the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control of the United Nations.# 7bb7 7 # 7bb7 7 Participated in that capacity in three sessions of the Committee at Vienna.# (*{,|)|)Ԍ+b >uQ!+b >uQ!++October 1989: !Participated in the Eighth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, at Havana, Cuba.# 19921993:n b !Represented his country in the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, United Nations, Vienna.# 1969, 1971, 1973: !Participated in human rights seminars at Addis Ababa, Paris and Geneva.# 0Writingsă bbDelivered many speeches on the solemn occasions of the reopening of the Court of Appeal. These have been reproduced in various legal works, Penant, Annales de l'Universit) de Madagascar (on the death penalty, the abolition of witchcraft in Madagascar, etc.). bbWrote some 10 articles in the IDEF periodical Revue Juridique et Politique et Ind)pendence. t,Other activitiesă 19621974:n President of the Malagasy Athletics Federation# 19641974:n VicePresident and President of the Malagasy Olympics Committee.# P+{,|)|) &Mr. Martin Scheinin (Finland) Professor of Law (Constitutional Law) University of Helsinki, Finland 1954: Born in Helsinki 1982: Graduate from the Law Faculty of the University of Turku 198586: Assistant Secretary of Parliament 1987: Licenciate in Laws, University of Turku 1991:n Doctor iuris, University of Helsinki# 1992: Special Advisor to the Ministry of Justice 1992: Docent of Constitutional Law, University of Helsinki 1993: Professor of Law, University of Helsinki 199394:n Visiting Professor at the University of Tartu (Estonia), as part of the "Eurofaculty" cooperation# 1995:n Docent of Constitutional and International Law, "bo Akademi University# 198283:n 198992 and 199293# 7bb7 Secretary to three Government Commissions for constitutional reform, including the Bill of Rights Commission that drafted new Chapter II of the Finnish Constitution Act, effective as of 1August1995# 1988n Member of the Finnish Advisory Board on Human Rights Affairs, Vice-Chairman since 1993# 199194:n Permanent External Expert of the Ministry of Justice in matters relating to constitutional and international law# 199394:n Member of a Working Group on Priorities in Health Care# 1993n Member of an Expert Group on HIV issues# 1994n Expert to the Finnish National Commission against Racism, Xenophobia, Antisemitism and Intolerance# 1995n Chairperson of the Finnish League for Human Rights (Finnish affiliate of the FIDH). (Also board member of the Finnish sections of the International Commission of Jurists and Minority Rights Group).# 1987n Counsel of applicant in several cases before Finnish courts and international human rights bodies# (,{,|)|)ԌSelected publications: 19917bb7 Ihmisoikeudet Suomen oikeudessa. [Human Rights in Finnish Law, Doctoral thesis]. (With an English Summary). Finnish Lawyers' Association.# 19937bb7 "A Comparative Study on the Monitoring Mechanisms and the Important Institutional Frameworks for Human Rights Protection within the Council of Europe, the CSCE and the European Community" (together with Merja Pentikinen). In Arie Bloed, Liselotte Leicht, Manfred Nowak and Allan Rosas (eds.), Monitoring Human Rights in Europe; Comparing International Procedures and Mechanisms. Kluwer Academic Publishers.# 19947bb7 "Direct Applicability of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: A Critique of the Doctrine on SelfExecuting Treaties". In Krzysztof Drzewicki, Catarina Krause and Allan Rosas (eds.) Social Rights as Human Rights: A European Challenge, "bo Akademi Institute for Human Rights.# 19947bb7 Coauthor in Asbjorn Eide, Catarina Krause and Allan Rosas (eds.), Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: A Textbook, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers.# 19957bb7 General editor and coauthor in International Human Rights Norms in the Nordic and Baltic Countries. Kluwer Law International.# P-{,|)|)  G:\E96S1\16804S5  G:\E96S1\16804S6 +b >uQ!+b >uQ!++&Mr. Issa G. Shivji (Tanzania) DATE OF BIRTH #15 July 1946 PLACE OF BIRTH #Kilosa, Tanzania MARITAL STATUS #Married NUMBER OF CHILDREN#2 1.bbACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS bbPh.D. #1982>>)uu/University of Dar es Salaam bbLL.M. #1971>>)uu/University of London (LSE) bbLL.B.(Hons.)#1970>>)uu/University of East Africa 2.bbPROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS 7bbAdvocate of the High Court and the Court of Appeal of Tanzania since September 1977#b bbAdvocate of the High Court of Zanzibar since 1989 3.bbMEMBERSHIP OF AND POSITIONS HELD IN PROFESSIONAL BODIES bbMember, Tanganyika Law Society:@QQEK1977 bbMember, Tanganyika Law Society Governing CouncilK19791980 bb  #>>)uu/4:@QQEK19831986 bb  #>>)uu/4:@QQEK19941995 bbMember, Tanganyika Law Society Standing Committee bb  on Law>>)uu/4:@QQEK19831986 bbChairman, Tanganyika Law Society Standing Committee bb  on Law>>)uu/4:@QQEK19901991 bbMember, Tanganyika Law Society Legal Aid CommitteeK19861988 bbMember, Drafting Committee of the Constitution of bb  the Law Association of Tanzania@QQEK1986 bbSecretary, Tanzania Professional Centre@QQEK19801981 bbChairman, Ad hoc Committee on Private Legal Practice bb  Reform of the Law Reform Commission of bb  Tanzania>>)uu/4:@QQEK19841986 bbHonorary Legal Advisor, bb  Tanzania Society (Publisher of Tanzania bb  Notes and Records)4:@QQEK1985(.{,|)|)Ԍ4.bbPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE bbProfessor at the University of Dar es Salaam since 1 July 1986 bbDirector, International Third World Legal Studies bbAssociation (USA)>>)uu/4:@QQEKQ19831989 bbVisiting Research Professor, El Colegio De Mexico,QQEKAprilJuly 1982 bbVisiting Professor, Faculty of Law, University of ZimbabweQ19871988 bbVisiting Professor, School of Law, University of Warwick, bbUnited Kingdom #>>)uu/4:@QQEKQ19931995 bbFullbright Scholar, University of California, bbBerkeley, USA#>>)uu/4:@QQEK JulyOct. 1984 bbOther posts and duties bbHead, Department of Legal Theory:@QQEKQ19851987 bb  #>>)uu/4:@QQEKQ19881991 bbChairman, Graduate Studies Committee, Law@QQEKQ19861987 bb  #>>)uu/4:@QQEKQ19881991 bbChief Editor, UDASA Newsletter4:@QQEKQ19831984 bbChief Editor, Eastern Africa Law Review@QQEKQ19721974 bb  #>>)uu/4:@QQEKQ19831984 bbEditor, TAAMULI (Department of Political Science)KQ1984 bbEditor, African Review (Department of Political Science)Q1984 bbEditor, IDS Maendeleo Series (Institute of Development bb  Studies)>>)uu/4:@QQEKQ1984 bb bbMember, Committee of Inquiry into the Detention of bb  Students (Sarungi Committee)@QQEKQ1989 bbChairman, Drafting Committee to draft the Dar es Salaam bb  Declaration on Academic Freedom and Social bb  Responsibility of Academics:@QQEKQ1990 bbChairman, Board of Directors, Tanzania Breweries Ltd.KQ19861987 bbChairman, Presidential Commission of Inquiry into Land bb  Matters (Tanzania)4:@QQEKQ19911992 bbMember, Editorial Advisory Board, Eastern Africa Social bb  Science Research Review (Addis Ababa)QQEKQ1987 (/{,|)|) bbChairman, Drafting Committee to draft the "Kampala bb  Declaration on Intellectual Freedom"QQEKQ1990 bbMember, Editorial Advisory Board, Social and Legal bb  Studies: An International Journal (Sage)KQ1991 bbEditorial Advisor, Development in Practice (Oxfam Journal)Q1995 7bbMember of UNDP Mission to Eritrea to assist the Eritrean#b bbLand Commission in National Capacity Building QQEKQMay 1994 5.bbSELECTED PUBLICATIONS 7bb(A full list of books and articles written by the candidate is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat.)#b bb1993n Intellectuals at the Hill: Essays and Talks, 19681993, (DaresSalaam: DUP)uu/4:@QQEKviii + 270 pp# bb1991n (Ed. and contributor) State and Constitutionalism: An African Debate on Democracy, (Harare: SAPES)@QQEKvi + 287 pp# bb  #>>)uu/ 4 editor's: 2754 pp. and 253260 pp bb1989 The Concept of Human Rights in Africa, (Dakar: CODESRIA) bb  #>>)uu/4:@QQEKvii + 126 pp bb1990n State Coercion and Freedom in Tanzania (Lesotho: Institute of SouthernAfrican Studies)4:@QQEKxii + 107# bb1994n "Electoral Politics, Liberalization and Democracy" in Othman, H. and Mukandala, R. (eds.) Liberalization and Politics: The 1990 Election in Tanzania (Dar es Salaam: DUP)QQEK1235 pp# 0{,|)|) %Dr. Gintaras vedas (Lithuania) Date and Place of birth:>>)8 February 1964, Vilnius, Lithuania Marital Status: #>>)Married Education:  # >>)In 1989, graduated from Law Faculty of Vilnius University; in 1993, courses at Law School of Southampton University (England); in 1993, a Doctor of Law#> Specialization: # >>)Criminal law, punishment law, human rights law. Author of a number of publications#> Languages:  #>>)Lithuanian, English, Russian Professional Activities 19891993  # >>)Assistant to the Criminal Law Department, Faculty of Law, Vilnius University#> 1993since now # >>)Senior Assistant to the Criminal Law Department, Faculty of Law#> 19901993  # >>)Adviser to the Committee of State and Legislation of the Seimas (Parliament)#> 1993since now # >>)State Secretary, Ministry of Justice#> Since 1995  # >>)Governmental Agent of the Republic of Lithuania before European Human Rights Commission and Court#> Other Activities Member of the Commission on Citizenship to the President of the Republic of Lithuania; Deputy Chairman of the working group established for the preparation of ratification of the European Convention of Human Rights; Deputy Chairman of the working group for preparation of the draft Punishment Code; member of the working group for preparation of the draft Criminal Code.1{,|)|) 'Mr. Danilo TGrk (Slovenia) Personal data: Born in Maribor, Slovenia on 19 February 1952. High School in Maribor, with distinction# 7bb7 7 Graduated from the Faculty of Law, University in Ljubljana in 1975, with distinction# 7bb7 7 LLM at the Faculty of Law, University in Belgrade in 1978# 7bb7 7 Doctorate of Law at the University in Ljubljana, 1982# Languages:  Slovene, English, French, German, SerboCroatian Current position: Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Republic of bb   Slovenia to the United Nations Teaching and research 7bb19781988, Assistant Professor of International Law, Faculty of Law, University in Ljubljana#b 7bb19831992, Director, Institute of International Law and International Relations, Faculty of Law, University in Ljubljana. Research in international law, in particular human rights, use of force by States, international legal regulations of trade and investment#b 7bbSince 1988, Professor of International Law and International Organizations, Faculty of Law, University in Ljubljana#b 7bb1987, Visiting Scholar, Institute of Human Rights, Oslo, Norway#b 7bb1992, Specialized Course on the Protection of Minorities in Europe, European Academy of Law, Florence, Italy#b 7bb1993, Specialized Course on Human Rights, University at Buffalo, StateUniversity of NewYork#b 7bb1994, Specialized Course on the Protection of Minorities in International Law, Universit) du Panth)on Assas, ParisII#b Professional organizations 7bbSince 1990 Chairman of the International Law Association of Slovenia#b Human rights work 7bb19881992, cofounder and ViceChairman of the Council for Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in Slovenia#b 7bbSince 1988, participation in various activities of the International Helsinki Federation, Amnesty International, International Commission of Jurists and Human Rights Watch#b 7bbSince 1989, member of the International Institute of Human Rights, Strasbourg, France#b(2{,|)|)ԌParticipation in the expert organs of the United Nations 7bb19811984, member, Working Group on the Right to Development#b 7bb19851988, alternate member of the SubCommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities#b 7bb19881992, member of the SubCommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities and its working groups on (a)detention and (b)indigenous populations#b 7bb19881992, Special Rapporteur of the SubCommission on (a)freedom of expression and (b)the implementation of economic, social and cultural rights#b 7bb1990, Chairman of the SubCommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities#b Other relevant activities in the United Nations 7bb19921996, Deputy Head of the Delegation of Slovenia to the forty-seventh, fortyeighth, fortyninth and fiftiethsessions of the General Assembly#b 7bb1993, Deputy Head of the Delegation of Slovenia to the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna#b 7bbSince 1994, Chairman of the Working Group of the Third Committee of the GeneralAssembly#b Some recent publications 7bbProtection of Economic and Social Rights in the UnitedNations, in F.Matscher (ed.), The Implementaiton of Economic and Social Rights, National, International and Comparative Aspects (1991)#b 7bbThe Realization of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Final Report by D.TGrk, the Special Rapporteur (series of four reports to the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1989/19; 1990/19; 1991/17 and 1992/8))#b 7bbLe droit des minorit)s en Europe in Henri Jordan (ed.) Les minorit)s en Europe, Droits Linguistique et Droits de l'Homme, Editions Kim), Paris 1993, pp. 447469#b 7bbInternational Mechanisms for the Monitoring and the Protection of Minority Rights: Their Advantages, Disadvantages and Interrelationships (with Gudmundur Alfredsson) in Monitoring Human Rights in Europe, ArieBloed et al. (eds.), Nijhoff, Dordrecht, 1993#b 7bbProtection of Minorities in Europe, Collected Courses of the Academy of European Law, VolumeIII, Book2, pp.143206, Kluwer, 1994#b'3{,|)|) )Mr. Jos) Urrutia (Peru) Studies bbDegree in International Relations, Academia Diplomatica del Peru bbBachelor's Degree in Law, Universidad Catolica del Peru bbBachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts, Universidad Catolica del Peru Languages bbSpanish, English, French and Italian Professional background 7bbPermanent Representative of Peru to the UnitedNations Office at Geneva, since February 1993#b 7bbDirectorGeneral of Multilateral Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru#b 7bbDirectorGeneral of Drug Control, Alternative Development, Human Rights and Environment, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru#b 7bbAmbassador of Peru to Yugoslavia and Albania#b 7bbDeputy Permanent Representative of Peru to the United Nations, Headquarters, New York#b 7bbPosted to the Permanent Mission of Peru to the UnitedNations, Headquarters, NewYork#b 7bbDirector of International Organizations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru#b 7bbPosted to the Embassy of Peru in Japan#b 7bbPosted to the Embassy of Peru in France#b Recent duties 7bbChairman of the working group on a draft United Nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, in the Commission on Human Rights (since 1995)#b 7bbViceChairman of the Commission on Human Rights, fiftieth session (1994)#b 7bbViceChairman of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Desertification (since 1992)#b 7bbDeputy Head of the Peruvian Delegation to the World Conference on HumanRights, Vienna, 1993#b(4{,|)|)Ԍ7bbMember of the Executive Committee of the International Organization for Migration (since 1995) and member of the IOM Appeals Board (since 1994)#b 7bbAlternate Head of the Peruvian Delegation to the Commission on Human Rights, since 1993#b 7bbHead of the Peruvian Delegation to the SubCommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, since 1993#b 7bbMember of the Peruvian Delegation to the GeneralAssembly of the UnitedNations (19781986)#b 7bbHead of the Peruvian Delegation to numerous meetings on human rights, environment, disarmament, trade and development#b  5{,|)|)  G:\E96S1\16804S6  G:\E96S1\16804S7 +b >uQ!+b >uQ!++"$Mr. Vilenas Vadapalas (Lithuania) 1954  Born in Vilnius, Lithuania# 19611972  Primary and secondary schools, Vilnius, Lithuania 19721977  Studies at the Faculty of Law, Vilnius University, Lithuania 1977until now Assistant, doctorant, senior assistant, docent, Chairman of the Department of International and Comparative Law, Vilnius University# Academic titles 1982n 7 Doctor of Law at Faculty of Law, Moscow University (thesis Circumstances excluding international responsibility of States)# 1995n 7 Habilitated Doctor of Law, Warsaw University (thesis La mise en oeuvre de la responsabilit) internationale des Etats)# Legal practice, scientific and practical experience 19891990  Chairman of group of legal experts of the Parliamentary Commission of the Supreme Soviet of Lithuanian SSR on legal consequences to the Republic of Lithuania of the secret Soviet-German treaties of 19391941# 1991n 7 Legal adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania# 19911993  Member of Lithuanian delegation in Lithuanian-Russian negotiations on withdrawal of Russian army from Lithuania# 19911993  Adviser on foreign affairs of the Prime Minister of Lithuania; special envoy of Lithuanian Government in negotiations with the EBRD (London), Swiss Government (Bern), the International Labour Organization (Geneva)# 1993  Trainee solicitor, Norton Rose Law Firm, London 1994n 7 State Adviser on foreign affairs# 1995  Director, Lithuanian Center for Human Rights# 1995until now Legal expert of Ministry of Foreign Affairs (boundary and maritime delimitation negotiations with Latvia and Russia)# 1996until now Attorney at Law, member of the Lithuanian Bar (K. Stungys Law Firm, partner)# 1987n 7 Stagiaire, L'Institut des hautes )tudes internationales, Universit) de Paris II# (6{,|)|)Ԍ1988n 7 Diploma fellow, l'Acad)mie de droit international de La Haye, Centre des )tudes, diplome# 1990n 7 MaxPlanckInstitut fGr auslndisches ?ffentliches Recht und V?lkerrecht# 1992  Stagiaire, l'Institut suisse de droit compar), Lausanne Spoken languages bbLithuanian, English, French, German, Polish, Russian. bbMarried, a son. Selected publications 7bbLa mise en oeuvre de la responsabilit) internationale de l'Etat. Lausanne/Disentis: Stampa Romontscha, 1994, 196 p.#b 7bbL'int)r+t pour agir en responsabilit) internationale. Polish Yearbook of International Law 1993, pp. 1735.#b 7bbAspects de procesus de la responsabilit) internationale. Polish Yearbook of International Law 1994, pp. 87104.#b 7bbOpinion of the Constitutional Court of Lithuania in the Case Concerning the Conformity of the European Convention of Human Rights with the Constitution of Lithuania. Zeitschrift fGr auslndisches ?ffentliches Recht und V?lkerrecht. 1995, Band 55, Nr. 4, S. 10771094.#b 7bbIncorporation and Implementation of Human Rights in Lithuania. In: M.Scheinin (ed.). International Human Rights Norms in the Nordic and Baltic Countries. Dordrecht, etc., Kluwer, 1996, pp. 111167.#b 7{,|)|) %Mr. Maxwell F. Yalden (Canada) A.bbDate and place of birth:uu/12 April 1930 bb  #>>)uu/Toronto, Ontario B.bbMarital status:#>>)uu/Married, two children C.bbEducation: 1958#>>)J uu/Russian Language Studies, Cambridge University#u bb  1956#7>>)7uu/Ph.D., University of Michigan#u bb  1954#>>)uu/M.A., University of Michigan bb  195253>>)uu/Graduate Studies, University of Paris bb  1952#>>)uu/B.A. (Hons.), University of Toronto D.bbDoctoral dissertation:J uu/The Influence of Language on Perception and Thought#u E.bbScholarships, fellowships, awards: 1995bbn Good Servant Medal, Canadian Council of Christians and Jews# 1993bbn The International Human Rights Award, International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies# 19927bb7 The Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada# 19887bb7 Officer, Order of Canada# 19867bb7 Commandeur, Ordre de la Pl)iade (Association des Parlementaires de langue fran'aise)# F.bbProfessional Experience 19877bb7 Chief Commissioner, Canadian Human Rights Commission# 19847bb7 Canadian Ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg# 19777bb7 Commissioner of Official Languages# 19737bb7 Deputy Minister of Communications, Department of Communications# 19697bb7 Assistant UnderSecretary of State, Department of the Secretary of State# 19677bb7 Special Advisor to the UnderSecretary of State for External Affairs, Department of External Affairs, Ottawa# 7bb#b(8{,|)|)Ԍ1965bb Counsellor, Canadian Embassy, Paris 19637bb7 First Secretary, Canadian Embassy, Paris# 19607bb7 Department of External Affairs, Ottawa# 19587bb7 Second Secretary, Canadian Embassy, Moscow# 19567bb7 Joined the Department of External Affairs, Ottawa# G.bbPublications As Chief Human Rights Commissioner, Dr. Yalden is responsible for a series of Annual Reports to Parliament on human rights issues, and of evaluating the performance of federally regulated institutions in this area. Similarly, as Commissioner of Official Languages, his main publications were his seven Annual Reports, representing a comprehensive review of language-related issues in Canada in the period 197784, and an evaluation of progress achieved in that area by the Federal Government, the provinces, educational authorities and the private sector. As Deputy Minister of Communications, he was closely associated with the preparation of policy studies entitled Proposals for a Communications Policy for Canada (Department of Communications, 1973) and Communications: Some Federal Proposals (Department of Communications, 1975). During his career as a public servant in the Department of External Affairs, Dr.Yalden was the author of a white paper on Federalism and International Relations (Ottawa, Queen's Printer, 1968), and the principal author of a second white paper on Federalism and International Conferences on Education (Ottawa, Queen's Printer, 1968). Selected Articles 19957bb7 Review by Maxwell Yalden of Ethnicity and Human Rights in Canada (Second Edition), February 1995# 19947bb7 "The Relationship Between Human Rights and Language Rights", (tude juridique en l'honneur de Jean Beetz, Revue juridique Th)mis, March1994# 19937bb7 "Collective Claims on the Human Rights Landscape: a Canadian View", International Journal on Group Rights: 1321, 1993# 19927bb7 "The Duty to Accommodate A View from the Canadian Human Rights Commission", Canadian Labour Law Journal, Fall 1992# 19917bb7 Preface to book The Future of Francophone and Acadian Communities in a Pluralistic Society: Facing Pluralism by Stacy Churchill and Isabel KaprielianChurchill, F)d)ration des communaut)s francophones et acadienne du Canada# H&9{,|)|) H.7bbSelected Addresses and Lectures (a full list of lectures is available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat)#b 24 March 1995 "Human Rights: New Challenges, New Prospects", First Canadian Conference on United Nations Reform, Montreal, Quebec# February 1995 Statement before the United Nations Commission on Human Rights# 9 December 1994 "The Time is Now: Supporting National Infrastructure for Human Rights", Canadian Committee for the Fiftieth Anniversary of the United Nations, Ottawa, Ontaria# 9 September 1993 "Language, Human Rights and the New World Order", Conference 7bb7 7 on "Multilingualism in an Interdependent World" organized by the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education and the GoetheInstitute, Toronto, Ontario# 5 November 1992 "Human Rights in Transition: the Former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe", Carleton University Research Centre for Canada and the Soviet Successor States, Ottawa# I.bbSelected International Meetings (a comprehensive list is available in the bbfiles of the Secretariat) July 1995n 7 Poland, Vienna, Belgium and France: Met with representatives of OSCE, European Union and Council of Europe to discuss efforts to promote the creation and strengthening of national human rights machinery# May 1995n 7 Romania: Headed the Canadian delegation to an OSCE Seminar on Tolerance# April 1995n 7 Manila: Attended the Third International Workshop of National Human Rights Institutions# February 1995 Geneva: Statement before the fiftyfirst session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights; chaired a meeting of the Coordinating Committee of National Institutions# February 1994 Geneva: Attended meeting of the National Institutions Coordinating Committee during sitting of the fiftieth session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. 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