UN Documents for Election of Judges to the International Court of Justice
Selected Security Council Resolutions | View All |
28 February 2018 S/RES/2403 | This resolution fixed the date for the election of a judge for the ICJ in the Council and the General Assembly. |
19 January 2012 S/RES/2034 | This was the resolution setting the date for the election. |
2 June 2010 S/RES/1926 | This was the resolution fixing the date for the election to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Thomas Buergenthal (US). |
Selected Security Council Letters | View All |
11 November 2014 S/2014/808 | This was a letter from Argentina communicating the withdrawal of Susana Ruiz Cerutti (Argentina) as a candidate for election as a judge of the ICJ. |
4 August 2014 S/2014/522 | This was the curricula vitae of candidates nominated for the ICJ in 2014. |
4 August 2014 S/2014/520 | This was a memorandum from the Secretary-General setting out the procedure for the ICJ elections. |
Selected Security Council Meeting Records | View All |
9 November 2023 S/PV.9471 | This meeting record is on the election of five members of the International Court of Justice. |
11 November 2020 S/PV.8773 | This was the election of five judges to the ICJ. |
24 October 2018 S/PV.8380 | Briefing by the President of the International Court of Justice in a private meeting. |
Selected General Assembly Documents | View All |
1 August 2020 A/75/4 | This was the annual report of the ICJ. |
11 August 2016 A/71/4 | This was the report of the International Court of Justice. |
1 August 2013 A/68/4 | This was the annual report of the ICJ to the General Assembly. |
Selected Other Documents | View All |
29 June 2020 S/2020/615 | A note by the Secretary-General containing the names of the eight candidates for the five positions on the ICJ by national group. |
29 June 2020 S/2020/618 | A memorandum by the Secretary-General containing the current composition of the ICJ and the election procedure in the Council and the General Assembly. |
29 June 2020 S/2020/619 | A note by the Secretary-General containing the curricula vitae of the eight candidates for the five positions on the ICJ. |