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Justice Begins Within: For Greece, the UN’s Internal Courts Are Its Own Rule of Law
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Justice Begins Within: For Greece, the UN’s Internal Courts Are Its Own Rule of Law
The UN General Assembly is to elect new judges to the organization’s Dispute and Appeals Tribunal, respectively, on Nov. 17. These seemingly obscure bodies perform critical functions to “uphold the rule of law” internally, the essayists say. JOHN PENNEY/PASSBLUE When the United Nations General Assembly elects new judges to its Dispute and Appeals Tribunals, respectively, on Nov. 17, the process may appear to concern only insiders and mainly the …
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