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DECLARATION OF JUDGE SEBUTINDE Judge Sebutinde agrees that Azerbaijan’s present request should be rejected in toto  She also agrees with the reasoning and conclusion of the Court in relation to Azerbaijan’s allegations relating to the laying of landmines  However, she disagrees that the Court’s reasoning in relation to the landmines applies equally to the booby traps  Azerbaijan’s assertion regarding the presence of booby traps in civilian areas is based on new facts pursuant to Article 75, paragraph 3, of the Rules of Court  The reason why the Court should reject the Applicant’s reques

DECLARATION OF JUDGE AD HOC KEITH
1. As my vote indicates, I agree with the rejection by the Court of the first and third measures requested by Armenia.
2. I write to explain my negative vote on the measure that the Court does indicate. In support of that vote, I depend on four reasons.

DECLARATION OF JUDGE YUSUF
Objection to continued misuse of compromissory clause of CERD — Request has nothing to do with CERD — It is about humanitarian law in a situation of armed conflict — It is high time the Court put an end to such misuse — CERD and its compromissory clause to be safeguarded from extraneous claims.
1. I voted against the provisional measure indicated by the Court in paragraph 67 of the Order because of the reference to “obligations under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination”.

Summary of DHI’s Scientific Findings
Regarding
the Dispute over the Status and Use of the Waters
of the Silala (Chile v. Bolivia)
Written Statement by DHI
10-01-2022
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Summary of DHI’s Scientific Findings regarding the Dispute over
the Status and Use of the Waters of the Silala
(Chile v. Bolivia)
Written Statement by DHI
DHI 10-01-2022
This document has been requested by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Dispute over the Status

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
DISPUTE OVER THE STATUS AND USE OF THE
WATERS OF THE SILALA
(CHILE v. BOLIVIA)
WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE
EXPERTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHILE
DRS. HOWARD WHEATER AND DENIS PEACH
14 JANUARY 2022

Russian Federation
1. On 28 February 2022, the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the
Netherlands received under a cover letter of the Registrar of the Court of the same date
a copy of an Application by Ukraine instituting proceedings against the Russian
Federation entitled "Dispute relating to Allegations of Genocide" (the "Application")
as well as a Request for the indication of provisional measures dated 26 February 2022
(the "Request").
2. On the same day (28 February 2022), the Ambassador of the Russian

REPUBLICA DE COLOMBIA
MINISTERIO DE RELACIONES EXTERIORES
Bogota, D.C., 9 September 2021
Sir,
With reference to the case concerning the Alleged Violations of Sovereign Rights and
Maritime Spaces in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Colombia), I have the honour to refer to your
letter (No. 155259) dated 1 September 2021, wherein the Republic of Colombia was informed
about the Court's decision to authorize the production of a second batch of new documents by

Seal: Liberty and Order
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
S-DVRE-21-003007
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs greets the Honorable Embassy of the Republic of
Nicaragua on occasion of referring to the recent measure by the National Assembly of
Nicaragua to establish, by means of an internal law published last February 2, 2021, the
so-called "Nicaraguan Caribbean Biosphere Reserve" in areas that overlap the worldrenowned
Seallower Biosphere Reserve.

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE_____________________________________________ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF SOVEREIGN RIGHTS AND MARITIME SPACES IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA (NICARAGUA v. COLOMBIA)COMMENTS OF THEREPUBLIC OF COLOMBIATO NICARAGUA’S NEW DOCUMENTS16December 2019

EMBASSY OF NICARAGUA
THE HAGUE
The Hague, 23 September 2019
REF: HOL-EMB-098-2019
Excellency,
With reference to the case conceming Alleged Violations of Sovereign Rights and Maritime
Spaces in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Colombia), I have the honour to draw your attention to
some troubling incidents involving the Colombian navy that took place in Nicaraguan waters. Due to
extemal factors, in particular the change of administrations in Mexico, the presentation of some of this