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Volume 13 - Issue 2 - March 1974

Contents

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Treaties and Agreements

Legislation and Regulations

Judicial and Similar Proceedings

Reports

  • United Nations: Recommendations from the Report of the u.n. Council for Namibia*

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    04 April 2017, pp. 448-453

  • Reaffirm the direct responsibility which the United Nations assumed with regard to Namibia and reiterate its determination to ensure that the Namibian people achieve self-determination and independence based on the principle of national unity and territorial integrity.

    Reaffirm the mandate of the Council and the necessity that the Council be consulted on all matters relating to Namibia.

  • United States: Library of Congress Report on the law of the Sea Treaty — Alternative Approaches to Provisional Application*

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    04 April 2017, pp. 454-461

  • The United Nations Law of the Sea Conference is probably the most important international lawmaking conference ever held. It has the formidable task of concluding a comprehensive treaty on ocean use with provisions of breadth of territorial sea, transit through international straits, fisheries, protection of the marine environment, exploitation of deep sea minerals, and scientific research. The work of the Law of the Sea Conference, therefore, can affect every American whether he lives near or far from the ocean.

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