402

JOINT dISSENTINg OpINION OF JUdgES CANÇAdO
TRINdAdE ANd YUSUF

393

dECLARATION OF JUdgE KEITH

1. I agree with the conclusions the Court reaches, essentially for the
reasons it gives. This declaration addresses one aspect of those reasonss.

2. For nearly 90 years, the International Court of Justice and its prede-

384

dISSENTINg OpINION OF JUdgE ABRAHAm

[Translation]

374

dISSENTINg OpINION OF JUdgE AL-KHASAWNEH

The test of the “interest of a legal nature which may be affected”▯ under

SEPARATE OPINION OF JUDGE AD HOC MAMPUYA

[Translation]

Requirement of the existence of an inter-State dispute as a precondition to
any judicial action and novelty of certain claims.
Paragraph 1 (b) of Article 36 of the Vienna Convention — Content and sense

DISSENTING OPINION OF JUDGE AD HOC MAHIOU

[Translation]

Human rights violations — Arrest and detention of 1988-1989 — Admissibil-
ity of the claim — New claim — Late claim — Claim implicit in the Application
— Claim arising out of the subject-matter of the Application — Jurisprudence
of the Court.
Congolese company law and the specific characteristics of the companies in
which Mr. Diallo is the sole shareholder — Mr. Diallo’s rights and rights of the

SEPARATE OPINION

OF JUDGE CANÇADO TRINDADE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paragraphs

I. PROLEGOMENA: THE SUBJECT OF THRIGHTS AND THEO BJECT OF
THE CLAIM 4-10

II. REFLECTIONS ON THAPPLICABLELAW IN THECAS D’ESPÈCE 11-32
1. Invocation and incidence of the 1966 UN Covenant on Civil

DISSENTING OPINION OF JUDGE BENNOUNA

[English Original Text]

Link between the arrest, detention and expulsion of Mr. Diallo and the viola-
tion of his direct rights as associé — Recovery of debts — Sole associé — Con-
straints on the exercise of rights — Exercising the functions assigned to the

JOINT DECLARATION OF JUDGES KEITH AND
GREENWOOD

1. While, as our votes indicate, we agree with the Court’s conclusions,
we do not agree with one of the reasons the Court gives in support of its
conclusion that the arrests and detentions of Mr. Diallo in 1995-1996
violated the Covenant and the African Charter (Judgment, para. 165 (3)).
That reason is that the arrests and detentions preceding his expulsion
were arbitrary and in breach of Article 9 (1) of the Covenant and Arti-

JOINT DISSENTING OPINION
OF JUDGES AL-KHASAWNEH AND YUSUF

Unable to accept paragraph 6 ofdispositif —Violation of Diallo’s rights as sole