Declaration of Judge Donoghue

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DECLARATION OF JUDGE DONOGHUE

1. I have voted in favour of all operative paragraphs of the Judgment

and I agree in most respects with the Court’s reasoning. In this declhara -
tion, I offer observations about the parts of the Judgment that discuss thhe
actus reus of genocide, both with respect to Croatia’s claim and with
respect to Serbia’s counter-claim.

Separate opinion of Judge Keith

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SEPARATE OPINION OF JUDGE KEITH

1. As my votes indicate, I agree with the conclusions the Court has
reached. My purpose in preparing this opinion is to give further reasonsh
in support of those the Court gives in rejecting Croatia’s claim and Ser-
bia’s counter-claim. The issue I address is the failure of each Party to

Declaration of Judge ad hoc Guillaume

DECLARATION OF JUDGE AD HOC GUILLAUME
[Translation]
I. Case concerning Certain Activities carried out by Nicaragua in the Border Area  New submissions presented by Costa Rica at the close of the hearings seeking recognition of its sovereignty over the disputed territory  Submissions belated and hence inadmissible  Nicaragua’s compliance with the Order of 8 March 2011  Freedom of navigation on the San Juan River  Régime applicable to transboundary harm caused by river dredging.

Declaration of Judge Gevorgian

D ECLARATION OF JUDGE G EVORGIAN

Paragraph 1 of the dispositif  The Court’s finding that Costa Rica has sovereignty over
the “disputed territory” is unnecessary  The limits of that territory are not clear  The
geography of the area is unstable  Possible source of future disagreement  Article II of the

Treaty of Limits of 1858  First, second and third Alexander Awards  “First channel met”.

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