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Hanqin Xue. Nationalité Chine Année d'élection 2005 Année membre titulaire 2009 Commission. Douzième Commission : Le contrôle juridictionnel des décisions du Conseil de Sécurité (ONU) Fonction(s) actuelle(s) Judge of the International Court of Ju ...
13. Nov. 2020 · Chinese candidate Xue Hanqin, currently serving as the vice president of the ICJ, was re-elected with high votes. Xue was first elected to the ICJ in June 2010 and was re-elected in November 2011. She has been vice president of the court since February 2018, the first female of Chinese nationality to serve on the bench and the first female vice ...
'Dr. Xue Hanqin has produced a well-researched and balanced study … Dr. Xue's book is rich. She deploys an impressive array of materials to describe, summarize, and analyze the current regimes on transboundary damage in international law. It contains a wealth of information that is exceedingly useful to a reader having a serious interest in this particular area. She interweaves the normal ...
13. Nov. 2020 · Chinese candidate Xue Hanqin, currently serving as the vice president of the ICJ, was re-elected with high votes. Xue was first elected to the ICJ in June 2010 and was re-elected in November 2011. She has been vice president of the court since February 2018, the first female of Chinese nationality to serve on the bench and the first female vice ...
7. Mai 2023 · On April 18, Judge Xue Hanqin, the first Chinese female member of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) since 2010, was appointed Honorary Professor of Fudan University. At the honorary professorship certificate presentation ceremony, Judge Xue stated that as a world-renowned university, Fudan has produced many graduates who have made ...
The UN General Assembly this past summer elected China’s Xue Hanqin ’83LAW, ’95LAW to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, where she is only the second female judge in the court’s 64-year history. Xue previously served as China’s first ambassador to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and as its ambassador to the ...
