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Committee on International Criminal Jurisdiction1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 April 2017

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American Journal of International Law , Volume 46 , Issue s1 , January 1952 , pp. 1 - 11
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1952

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Established by resolution 489 (V) of the General Assembly at its Fifth Session, Dec. 12, 1950. The Draft Statute appears as Annex I to the Eeport of the Committee, U.N. Doc. A/AC.48/4, Sept. 5, 1951. Following are the representatives and their alternates of the Member States which participated in the work of the Committee: William Anstey Wynes (Australia); Gilberto Amado (Brazil); Hua-Cheng Wang (China); Luis del Valle, Luis Valdés Roig (Cuba); Max Sörensen (Denmark), Rapporteur; Abdel Monem Mostafa Bey (Egypt); René de Lacharrière, Roger Pinto (France); Khosro Khosrovani (Iran); Jacob Robinson, Haim Cohn (Israel); Bernard Victor A. Röling (Netherlands); Muhammad Munir (Pakistan); Abdul Wahab Homad, Salah el dine Tarazi (Syria); Sir Frank Soskice, Lionel I. Gordon, E. C. Jones, Ian D. Turner (United Kingdom); George Maurice Morris, Chairman, John Maktos (United States); Luis E. Pineyro Chain (Uruguay).

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2 Annex II to the Beport of the Committee on International Criminal Jurisdiction cited above.