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1981); Member of the Editorial Council of the Review
“Arquivos” of the Ministry of Justice of Brazil (1987-
2002); Member of the Editorial Board of the Brazilian
Journal of International Politics (since 1993); Member
of the Editorial Board of “International Newsletter” of
the University of São Paulo, Brazil (since 1997).” 50
He teached at the Hague Academy of International
Law, at the OAS Inter-American Juridical Committee’s
Courses, at the International Institute of Human Rights
(Strasbourg), at the Inter-American Institute of Human
Rights (San José, Costa Rica).
JUDGE ABDULQAWA AHMED YUSUF
This judge has been a member of the Court since February
6 th 2009 and he is from Somalia.
“Docteur ès sciences politiques (International Law),
Graduate Institute of International Studies, University
of Geneva (1980). Laurea di Dottore in Giurisprudenza
(Dr. Juris), Faculty of Law, Somali National University
(1973). Certificate, Centre for Studies and Research in
International Law, Hague Academy of International
Law (1974). Post-Graduate studies in International Law
and Relations, University of Florence, Italy (1976-1977).
Judge ad hoc at the International Court of Justice in
the case concerning Certain Questions of Mutual Assistance
in Criminal Matters (Djibouti v. France). UNESCO: -
Legal Adviser and Director of the Office of International
Standards and Legal Affairs (March 2001-January
2009). UNIDO: - Assistant Director-General and Special
Adviser on African Affairs (March 1998-February 2001).
Acting Managing Director, Country Programmes and
Funds Mobilization Division (August 1997-March
1998). Legal Adviser and Director of the Legal Service
(August 1994-March 1998). UNCTAD: - Representative
and Head, New York Office of UNCTAD (July 1992-
July 1994). Senior Liaison Officer, United Nations Programme
of Action for the Least Developed Countries,
New York (1992-1994). - Head, Legal Policies Section,
Trade & Technology Programme, Geneva (July 1988-
June 1992). Legal Officer, Technology Division, Geneva
(December 1981-June 1988). UNTAG, Namibia: -Liaison
Officer in the Office of the Special Representative of
the Secretary-General and Adviser to the Commander
of the United Nations peacekeeping forces (May-June
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1989); Deputy Regional Director and Electoral Supervisor
(Ovambo, Namibia) (August-December 1989).” 51
JUDGE CHRISTOPHER GREENWOOD
This judge has been a member of the Court since February
6 th 2009 and he is from United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland.
“Knight Bachelor, for services to public international
law, 2009. Companion of the Order of Saint Michael and
Saint George, 2002. Educated at Raeburn Park School,
Singapore, and Wellingborough School, United Kingdom.
Studied law at Magdalene College, Cambridge:
BA (1976), LL.B (1977), MA (1980). Fellow of Magdalene
College, Cambridge (1978-1996), Fellow Commoner
(1996-2009), Honorary Fellow (2009). Assistant Lecturer
in Law (1981-1984) and Lecturer in Law (1984-1996),
University of Cambridge; Professor of International
Law, London School of Economics (1996-2009). Barrister,
Middle Temple (1978); Queen’s Counsel (1999);
Bencher, Middle Temple (2003). Member of the Panels
of Arbitrators for the Law of the Sea Treaty and the
International Centre for the Settlement of Investment
Disputes. Counsel before the International Court of
Justice in Aerial Incident at Lockerbie (Libya v. United
Kingdom); Advisory Opinions on Nuclear Weapons; Legality
of Use of Force (Yugoslavia v. United Kingdom);
Legality of Use of Force (Serbia and Montenegro v.
United Kingdom); Armed Activities on the Territory of
the Congo(Democratic Republic of Congo v. Rwanda);
Territorial and Maritime Dispute between Nicaragua
and Honduras in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v. Honduras).
Counsel before the European Court of Human
Rights, the Court of Justice of the European Communities,
the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former
Yugoslavia, the United Nations Compensation Commission
and various international arbitration tribunals. Appearances
as Counsel before the English courts include:
R. v. Bow Street Magistrate, ex parte Pinochet (No. 1)
[2000] 1 AC 147 and (No. 3) [2000] 1 AC 147 (House of
Lords); Holland v. Lampen-Wolfe [2000] 1 WLR 1573
(House of Lords), Kuwait Airways Corporation v. Iraqi
Airways Co. [2002] 2 AC 883 (House of Lords); R (European
Roma Rights Centre) v. Immigration Officer [2005]
2 AC 1 (House of Lords); Jones v. Saudi Arabia [2007]
1 AC 270 (House of Lords); R (Al-Skeini) v. Secretary of