ICC’s Next Top Prosecutor a Done Deal?
No suprise here, but as reported (apparently exclusively) by IntLawGrrls, the African Union (AU) has
Hervé Ladsous, New UN Peackeeping Chief
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon appointed Hervé Ladsous, currently the Chief of Staff to the French
A Challenge for States: Electing Judges to End Global Impunity
In December 2011, the Assembly of States Parties (ASP), the governing body of the International
Morning Memo
Elections and appointments take place rather frequently in the UN system, as do training seminars
Elections done right: The IMO
My previous post on Brazil’s Jose Graziano da Silva’s election as the new FAO Director-General
Elections done right: The FAO
June was a busy month for multilateral elections. Within seven days of each other, the
Civil Society Gets Involved: the Independent Panel
Reciprocal arrangements or “vote trading” is a principal frustration in promoting merit-based elections in inter-governmental