ACCTG 1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Endangerment, International Criminal Court, Bosnian War
Document Summary
The peaceful settlement of disputes: maintenance of international peace and stability, de-escalation and resolution of destabilizing disputes, means of settlement, adjudicatory (e. g. icj, non-adjudicatory. Non-adjudicatory means of settling international disputes no obligation to settle disputes requirement to find peaceful solutions to the disputes states try to settle (art. 33 un charter conciliation good offices: good offices, a neutral and trustworthy third party offers to facilitate and support potential efforts to negotiate directly, e. g. Red crusader incident (uk/denmark), un human rights council commission about syria: conciliation, report with non-legally binding recommendations by a third party trusted by the parties offering a tentative solution to the dispute, not establishing right or wrong. Increasingly important in dispute resolution: mentioned explicitly in a number of treaties as a form of settlement, e. g. Dispute settlement with the un: security council: maintenance of international peace and security, with wide ranging powers, chapter vii: may take enforcement measures if required to maintain international peace and security (art.
