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Professor Andreas Zimmermann – Candidate of the Federal Republic of Germany for the International Law Commission (2028-2032)
Professor Andreas Zimmermann is the Federal Republic of Germany’s candidate for the International Law Commission (2028-2032). He is a distinguished expert on, and a long-standing practitioner of, international law. He stood as counsel in several prominent cases before the International Court of Justice. His wealth of legal expertise is reflected in many internationally recognised publications. The Federal Republic of Germany proudly supports his candidature.
The ILC’s efforts to codify and progressively develop international law are essential for fostering cooperation and trust among States. As one of the most respected institutions in the area of international law, the ILC adheres to rigorous standards when making its determinations. Some of the most significant conventions based on drafts from the Commission now form part of the foundation for international law with regard to relations between states. They include the Vienna Conventions on Diplomatic and Consular Relations, the international law of treaties and international criminal law.
The ILC maintains frequent contact with the UN member states. Germany regularly comments on the ILC’s current projects within the framework of the UN General Assembly Sixth Committee (Legal Committee).
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