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26 C/NOM/6 11 October 1991 Original: French

Item 12.5 of the provisional aqenda

ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE CONCILIATION AND GOOD OFFICES COMMISSION RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEKING THE

SETTLEMENT OF ANY DISPUTES WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN STATES PARTIES TO THE CONVENTION

AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION

SUMMARY

In accordance with Article 3, paragraph 2, of the Protocol instituting the above Commission, the Executive Board transmits to the General Conference a list in alphabetical order of the persons nominated by the States Parties to the said Protocol for the purpose of filling the vacant seats on the Commission (see Annex I>.

The list is contained in Annex II to this document. Annex III reproduces curricula vitae provided by the States Parties for the persons nominated. The list of States Parties to the Protocol as at 14 October 1991 is given in Annex IV.

Annex V contains the Executive Board's decision (137 EX/Decision 5.4.1)

Decision required: paragraph 13.

1. At its twelfth session on 10 December 1962, the General Conference adopted a Protocol instituting a Conciliation and Good Offices Commission to be responsible for seeking the settlement of any disputes which may arise between States Parties to the Convention against Discrimination in Education.

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2. Article 1 of this Protocol established, under the auspices of Unesco, a Conciliation and Good Offices Commission, to be responsible for seeking the amicable settlement of disputes, between States Parties to the Convention, concerning the application or interpretation of the Convention.

3. The Protocol having entered into force on 24 October 1968, the General Conference at its sixteenth session, under Article 2 of the Protocol, elected the 11 members of the Commission on 6 November 1970.

4. The term of office of the following four members of the Commission having expired, the General Conference at its twenty-sixth session will be required to fill the corresponding four vacant seats:

Dr Narciso B. Albarracin (Philippines) Mr Elhadj Ali Bandiare (Niger) Professor Dr Wilhelm Friedrich de Gaay Fortman (Netherlands) Mr Jose Virgilio Rosa1 Zea (Guatemala)

5. A list of members of the Commission, with an indication of the dates of their election or re-election, appears in Annex I.

6. Under Article 2 of the Protocol, the members of the Commission must be persons of high moral standing and acknowledged impartiality. They serve in their personal capacity. In the election of members of the Commission, the General Conference shall endeavour to include persons of recognized competence in the field of education and persons having judicial experience, or legal experience, particularly of an international character. It shall also give consideration to equitable geographical distribution of membership and to the representation of the different forms of civilization as well as of the principal legal systems.

7. Article 4, paragraph 1, of the Protocol provides that the Commission may not include more than one national of the same State.

8. Article 3, paragraph 1, of the Protocol provides that the members of the Commission shall be elected from a list of persons nominated for the purpose by the States Parties to the Protocol, after consultation with their National Commissions for Unesco. Each State Party may nominate not more than four persons, who must be nationals of States Parties to the Protocol.

9. In pursuance of paragraph 2 of the same Article, the Director-General invited the States Parties to the Protocol to submit nominations and communicated to the Executive Board the names of the persons thus nominated, listed in alphabetical order. document.

The list is given as Annex II of the present

10. Annex III contains curricula vitae provided by the States Parties to the Protocol for the persons nominated by them.

11. The list of States Parties to the Protocol as at 29 July 1991 is reproduced in Annex IV.

12. At the date of the preparation of the present document three countries had presented candidates for the four seats which will become vacant.

13. In view of the fact that since the entry into force of the Protocol 23 years ago the Commission has not been called upon to settle any disputes between States Parties to the Convention against Discrimination in Education, and given that the Commission therefore does not meet, the Executive Board, while transmitting to the General Conference the list of persons nominated for

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membership of the Commission, also decided to recommend to the General Conference not to organize any other election after the present one, until it becomes necessary to fill a seat which falls vacant as a result of death or resignation. The Executive Board's decision is reproduced in Annex V.

26 C/NOM/6 Annex I

ANNEX I

CONCILIATION AND GOOD OFFICES COMMISSION TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEKING THE SETTLEMENT OF ANY DISPUTES WHICH MAY ARISE

BETWEEN STATES PARTIES TO THE CONVENTION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION

Membership and dates of election or re-election:

Member

Dr Narciso B. Albarracin (Philippines)

Mr Elhadj Ali Bandiare (Niger)

Prof. Mohamed Ben Bachir (Morocco)

Mrs Hilda Chen Apuy (Costa Rica)

Prof. Dr Wilhelm Friedrich de Gaay Fortman (Netherlands)

Mr Ricardo Albert0 Guibourg (Argentina)

Mr Fawzi Abdel Zahir Khamis (Egypt)

Mr Andreas Mavrommatis (Cyprus)

Ms Laetitia Eulalia Mary Mukasa-Kikonyogo (Uganda)

Mr Alassane Ndaw (Senegal)

Mr Jose’ Virgilio Rosa1 Zea (Guatemala)

Date of election or re-election

4 November 1985

4 November 1985

23 November 1987

17 November 1987

4 November 1985

17 November 1987

24 November 1989

9 November 1989

9 November 1989

17 November 1987

4 November 1985

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ANNEX II

LIST IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER OF THE PERSONS NOMINATED BY THE STATES PARTIES TO THE PROTOCOL FOR THE ELECTION

BY THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CONCILIATION AND GOOD OFFICES COMMISSION TO BE

RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEKING THE SETTLEMENT OF ANY DISPUTES WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN STATES PARTIES TO THE CONVENTION

AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION

Mr Elhadj Ali Bandiare (Niger)

Ms Irene R. Cortes (Philippines)

Mr Mamadou Dagra (Niger)

Mr Francesco Margiotta Broglio (Italy)

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ANNEX III

CURRICULA VITAE OF THE CANDIDATES

Name: Elhadj AL1 BANDIARE

Date and place of birth: 1942, Dogon Doutchi (Niger)

Qualifications: CEPE (elementary primary school certificate) BEPC (lower secondary school certificate) Baccalaureat Degree in private law (1971) Diploma of the Ecole de la Magistrature (France, 1973)

Offices held from 1973 to 1979 (Nicrer):

Juqe d'instruction (examining magistrate) Court of Niamey

President, Court of Niamey

President, Appeals Court of Niamey

Vice-President, Court d'Etat

Procureur general (State Counsel General) Court d'Etat

Vice-President, National Development Board

Assistant lecturer, Ecole nationale d'administration

Assistant lecturer, Faculty of Law and Economics

Chairman, Drafting Committee for the National Charter

Vice-Chairman, Drafting Committee for the Constitution

Treasurer-General, Niger Red Cross

President, Niger Red Cross

Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee to Review the National Charter and the Constitution

Minister of Justice

International offices held from 1973 to 1990:

Vice-President, ACP-EEC Joint Assembly

Member of the Arbitration Commission on Education (UNESCO)

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President of the Association des Societes de la Croix Rouge et du Croissant Rouge d'Afrique Francophone (ACROFA)

Member of the International Institute of Law of the French-Speaking Countries (IDEF)

Member of the Drafting Committee for the African Charter of Human and Peoples' Rights

Vice-President of the International Federation of National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Decorations:

Address:

Chevalier de 1'0rdre du Merite, Niger

Commandeur de la Legi,on d'Honneur, France

Commandeur de 1'0rdre National, Burundi

Mr Bandiare Ali Ministre de la Justice Garde des Sceaux BP 466 Niamey, Niger

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Name: Irene R. CORTES

Nationality: Philippine

Civil status: Single

Date of birth: 20 October 1920

Place of birth: Legazpi City

Address: 10 Mahusay Street, UP Village Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

Educational background:

A.A. (with honours), University of the Philippines, 1940 LL.6. (cum laude), University of the Philippines, 1948 LL.M., University of Michigan, 1956 S.J.D., University of Michigan, 1966

Present position: Professor Emeritus, University of the Phillipines College of Law

Previous positions held:

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines (1 February 1987-19 October 1990)

Executive Vice-President, University of the Philippines (UP> (1 May 1986-31 January 1987)

Vice-President for Academic Affairs, UP (1982-1987) Member, UP Law Research Council (1970-1987) Holder, Albino Z. Sycip Professor of Law Chair,

UP (1970-1987) Professor, UP College of Law (1954-1987) Member, National Ceasefire Committee (1986) Member (1982-1986) and Vice-Chair (1984-1986)

United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women

Member, Board of Trustees, De La Salle University (1984-1987)

Vice-Chairperson (1978-1985) and Commissioner (1975-19851, National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women

Officer-in-Charge, University of the Philippines (9 May-6 June; 4-9 July; 26 September-31 October; 3-13 December 1985)

Acting Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, UP Diliman (1983-1984)

Dean, UP College of Law (1970-1978) Supervisor, UP Law Center (1973-1978) Chairperson, UP Law Research Council (1970-1978) Officer-in-Charge, UP College of Law (3 months - 1963) Acting Secretary, UP College of Law (1963-1964;

1967-1968) Faculty Editor, Philippine Law Journal (1966-1969) Legal Assistant, Community Publishers, Inc. (1949-1952) Instructor in Law, Foundation College, Manila

(1949-1952)


Assistant Attorney, Duran Law Office (1949) English Teacher, Libon Standard High School (1945-1946)

ier activities: Chaired committees which drafted

1. The Code of Judicial Conduct (Approved and Promulgated by the Supreme Court on 5 September 1989 and Effective on 20 October 1989)

2. The Code of Professional Responsibility (Approved and Promulgated by the Supreme Court on 21 June 1988)

Chairperson, 1987 Committee of Bar Examiners Co-Chaired with Angara, E. and Project Director, 1986

UP Law Constitutional Project (submitted draft proposals to 1986 Constitutional Commission)

System-Wide Program Co-ordinator, NSTA-UP Integrated Research Program (1983-1986)

Member, Steering Committee, UP-Atenee-De La Salle Consortium (1982-1986)

Member, Committee to Review Academic Programs (1982) Chairperson, Committee on Professional Responsibility,

Discipline and Disbarment, Integrated Bar of the Philippines (1977-1984)

Special Consultant, Budget Commission (1977, 1978, 1980, 1981)

Member, Supreme Court Committee on Legal Education (1978-1980)

Lecturer, National Defense College of the Philippines (1978)

Member, UP-Comelec Panel of Experts (1976-1977) Consultant, National Science Development Board (1977) Member, Supreme Court Committee to Study the

Feasibility of Transferring the Supervision and Accreditation of Law Schools (1975)

Chairperson, IBP Committee on Legal Education and Bar Admissions (1974-1977)

Member, Technical Committee, Administrative Code Revison Project (1973)

Member, International Advisory Committee on Population and Law and Diplomacy, Law and Population Programme (administered jointly by Harvard University and Tufts University) (1972-1978)

Consultant, Commission on Bar Integration (1971-1975) Consultant, Law and Population Project, UP Law Center

(1972-1974) Lecturer, in several institutes, Continuing Legal

Education Programs, UP Law Center Member, Editorial Board - Constitutional Revision

Project, UP Law Center (1969) Member, Panel Reorganization Committee (1969-1970) Chairperson, Committee V, Constitutional Revision

Project, UP Law Center (1969) Chairperson, Committee on the Presidency,

Administrative Code Revision Project (1966) Member, Philippine Collegian and Philippinensian

Examination Committees (1958-1964, 1966-1968)

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Grants/awards received:

Most Distinguished Alumna Award, UP Alumni Association (24 June 1988)

Doctor of Humanities (Honoris Causal, Foundation University (22 March 1987)

Outstanding Professional Award in Social Science, Pi Gamma Mu, International Social Science Honor Society (16 April 1986)

Asia Foundation Grantee (1980-1981) Fellow, East-West Center (1981) Senior DeWitt Fellow, University of Michigan Law

School (1980) Associate Professional Award, East-West Center (1977) Awardee for Law, Ten Outstanding Women for 1975, FIDA,

Philippines LL.D. (Honoris Causal, Centro Escolar University (1975) International Peace Academy Grant (1972) DeWitt Fellow, University of Michigan Law School (1964-

1965) UP Fellow (Special Detail) (1955-1956, 1964-1965) Graduate Fellow (Pore Foundation, University of Michigan

Law School (1953-1956))

Professional societies/orqanizations:

Member, International Academy of Comparative Law (1986) Member, Integrated Bar of the Philippines Vice-President, Philippine Society of International Law

(1976-1983) Member, The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi Member, National Social Science Honor Society of Pi

Gamma Mu Member, UP Women Lawyers' Circle (UP WILOCI) Member, Phi Lambda Theta, Philippines Field Chapter Member, Iota Tau Tau, International Legal Sorority, Rho

Chapter Member, Federacio International de Abogadas, Philippines President (1968-1969; 1973-1974) and Vice-President

(1969-19721, Women's Auxiliary of the UP Health Services, Inc.

Chairman, Board of Directors, UP Community Chest, Inc. (1963-1967)

Member, Board of Directors, UP Law Alumni Association (1971-1978)

Member, Board of Trustees, UP College of Law Alumni Foundation, Inc.

Member, UP Faculty Association Member, UP Philippine Association of University Women,

UP Chapter Member, Philippine-Michigan Club


Areas of (specialization)/interest in law:

Publications:

Constitutional Law Administrative Law Legal Education Law and Population Status of Women Local Government

A. Books/Monographs

Philippine Manual of Legal Citations (in collaboration with Merlin M. Magallona and Myrna S. Feliciano) 3rd ed., Quezon City, UP Law Center, 1986, 104 pp.

1 -2nd 1st ed. ed. 1977, 1976, 91 60 pp. pp. Philippine Administrative Law. Cases and Materials.

3rd'ed., Manila, Community Publishers, Inc. 1984; 610 pp.

, 2nd ed., 1963, 439 pp. 1st ed., 1961, 307 pp.

Emerging Trends in Law, Quezon City, UP Press, 1983, 398 pp.

Philippine Laws Regulating and Influencing the Vital Registration System (with Carmelo V. Sison and Myrna S. Feliciano), Quezon City, UP College of Law, 1979, 99 pp., mime0

The Constitutional Foundations of Privacy, Quezon City, UP Law Center, 1971, 100 pp.

Administrative Practice and Procedure, Proceedings of 1967 ed., Quezon City, UP Law Center, 1968, 100 pp.

The Philippine Presidency: A Study of Executive Power, Quezon City, UP Law Center, 1966, 327 pp.

B. Articles and others

Foreign

Nationalitv and International Law in Asian Perspective: The Philippines (co-author: Raphael Perpetuo M. Lotilla). 1985. International Symposium, edited by Ko Swan Sik, T.M.C. Asser Institute, The Hague, Netherlands, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers

Legal Aspects of Voluntarv Sterilization in East and Southeast Asia, in Voluntary Sterilization: A Decade of Achievement. Schima, Marilyn E. & Lubell, Ira, eds. (1980)

Mass Naturalization bv Leqislation and the Chinese in the Philippines, in Law and Society Culture Learning through the Law: Selected papers; Vuylsteke (ed.) East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii (1977)

Philippine Law and the Status of Women in Law and the Status of Women: An International Symposium, UN Center for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs, 229-261 (1977); B. Colum. Human Rights Rev. 229-261 (1977)

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Administrative Law: Concept & Problem Areas, in Institute on Administrative Practices & Procedures Proceedings, UP Law Center, 1 (1967)

On Constitutional Amendments and Conqress, 13 Law Register 2-5, 9 (September-October 1967)

Political Law - Part One (19661, 42 Phil. L.J. 1 (1967); 1966 Survey of Philippine Law & Jurisprudence, UP Law Center, 1 (1967)

The Responsibilities of Women Colleqe Graduates, Million Flowers Festival Foundation College, Dumagnete City (22 April 1966)

Survey of Supreme Court Decisions on Constitutional Law: 1960, 36 Phil. L.J. 361 (1961) 1959, 35 Phil. L.J. 830 (1960) 1958, 34 Phil. L.J. 1 (1959) 1957, 33 Phil. L.J. 283 (1958) 1956, 32 Phil. L.J. 34 (1957) 1954, 30 Phil. L.J. 35 (1955)

Michiqan Assiqnment; 2 Law Register 3 (1 August 1956)


Name* -* Mamadou DAGRA

Address: BP 11.701 Niamey (Niger)

Profession: University lecturer

Date and place of birth: 1953, Kaoutchiloum (Gourd>

Nationality: Niger

Education: 1959-1965: Primary schooling (Kelle-Gourd) 1965-1972: Secondary schooling (Lycee National

Niamey) 1972-1976; 1978-1980; 1986-1987: Higher education

(University of Dakar)

Oualifications: State doctorate in public law Bachelor of Arts degree

Professional appointments:

Chief of the Europe Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Niamey (October 1976-September 1977)

Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Niger to the United Nations (New York) (October 1977-September 1978)

Teaching assistant, Faculty of Economics and Law, University of Niamey (November 1980-November 1981)

Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Law, University of Niamey (November 1981-November 1985)

Lecturer, Faculty of Economics and Law, University of Niamey (since December 1987)

Other posts: Director, Prime Minister's Office (September 1988- December 1989)

Minister of Education (December 1989-March 1990) Minister of the Civil Service and of Labour (since

March 1990)


Name: Francesco Margiotta BROGLIO

Master's degree in law, Rome University, 1960

Teaching assistant, Law Faculty of Rome University (Institute of Public Law), 1960-1964

Holder of scholarship in human rights, Council of Europe (Strasbourg), 1963-1964

Specialized studies Paris, 1961-1963

in public law (Law Faculty) and religion (Sorbonne),

State doctorate in law, Law Faculty of Rome University (canon law), 1964

Lecturer in canon law, Law Faculty of the University of Urbino (1964)

Professor of canon law, Law Faculty of the University of Parma (1968-19711, Director of the Institute of Canon Law

Professor of 'History of Church-State Relations', Faculty of Political Science, University of Florence, from 1971; Director of the Institute of History of Religious Institutions and Church-State Relations (1971-1987)

Lecturer in 'International Protection of Human Rights', Postgraduate School of Law and Economics of International Organizations, University of Parma (1970-1976)

Lecturer at the Postgraduate School of International Political Studies, University of Florence (1981-1983)

Senior researcher, National Research Council, Committee for Legal and Political Sciences (1973-1976); Italian Ministry of Education (Art. 286) (1976-1981)

President of the Fund for Charity and Religion (Ministry of the Interior) (1977-1985)

Member of the Commission for Contributions to High-Quality Scientific Journals, Ministry of Cultural Property (1976-1982)

Professor delegated to the Library of Newspapers and Periodicals of the Faculty of Political Science, University of Florence, from 1981

Consultant (1977)

to the Commission on Prison Reform, Italian Ministry of Justice

Member of the Commission for Technical Studies of Legal and Institutional Matters, Office of the Prime Minister (1981-1982)

Alternate member of the United Nations Subcommission on the Prevention of Discrimination and the Protection of Minorities, Geneva, 1975

Special Adviser, Italian delegation to the 30th session of the United Nations General Assembly, New York, 1975


Italian representative on Commission III at the 30th session of the United Nations General Assembly, New York, 1975

Special Adviser, Italian delegation to the 31st session of the United Nations General Assembly, New York, 1976

Italian representative on Commission III at the 31st session of the United Nations General Assembly, New York, 1976

Italian representative on the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Geneva, 1976

Special Adviser, Italian delegation to the twenty-first session of the General Conference of UNESCO, Belgrade, 1980

Italian representative on Commission I at the twenty-first session of the General Conference of UNESCO, Belgrade, 1980

Ital ian representative at the World Conference on Cultural Policies (UNESCO), Mexico City, July-August 1982

Italian representative at the fourth extraordinary session of the General Conference of UNESCO, Paris, 1982

Italian representative at the Intergovernmental Conference on Education for International Understanding, Co-operation and Peace and Education Relating to Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, with a View to Developing a Climate of Opinion Favourable to the Strengthening of Security and Disarmament (UNESCO), Paris, 1983

Member of the Italian Social Science Council, from 1983

Ital ian representative on Commission III, UNESCO General Conference sessions, Paris, 1983-1989

Adviser to the Prime Minister (Mr Craxi) on the reform of concordat canon law (1983-1987)

Chairman of the Governmental Commission on the Reform of Legislation on Holy See Bodies and Property; Joint Chairman of the Italy/Vatican Joint Commission on Church Bodies (1984-1986)

Chairman of the Governmental Commission on the Reform of Legislation on Church Property and Bodies (1985)

Italian representative at the United Nations Conference on Religious Freedom, Geneva, Centre for Human Rights, 1984

Director of the 'Religion and Society' collection of 11 Mulino publishing company, Bologna, from 1974

Member of the Italian delegation to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (Geneva>, from 1986

Chairman of the Commission on the New Marriage Law, Prime Minister's Office (1985-1987)

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Chairman of the Governmental Commission for the Application of Concordat Legislation (Prime Minister's Office), from 1987

Member of the Italian National Commission for UNESCO, from 1981

Vice-Chairman of the Working Group on Human Rights of the Ital ian National Commission for UNESCO, from 1985

Member of several commissions responsible for national competitive examinations for appointment to university chairs, Italian Ministry of Education

President of the European Consortium for State and Church Research, 1990

Chairman of the Academic Council of the European Doctoral Training Course in Canon Law at the Universities of Paris XI and Paris II and the Faculty of Canon Law of Paris, from 1990

Legal adviser on religious freedom to the Prime Minister's Office, 1984

Co-ordinator of the Inter-University Research Centre on Canon Law and Church Institutions

Deputy member of the Executive Board of UNESCO from 1988, and participant in the meetings of the Committee on Conventions and Recommendations from 1988

Member of the Board of Directors of the International Association for the Study of Canon Law (Lugano-Rome) from 1980

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ANNEX IV ~__

LIST OF STATES PARTIES TO THE PROTOCOL INSTITUTING A CONCILIATION AND GOOD OFFICES

COMMISSION TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEKING THE SETTLEMENT OF ANY DISPUTES WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN STATES PARTIES TO THE

CONVENTION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION

Argentina Australia Brunei Costa Rica Cyprus Denmark Dominica Egypt France Federal Republic of Germany Guatemala Israel Italy Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Madagascar Malta Morocco Netherlands Niger Norway Panama Philippines Portugal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Senegal Solomon Islands Uganda United Kingdom Socialist Republic of Viet Nam

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ANNEX V

The Executive Board,

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Recalling the provisions of Article 3 of the Protocol instituting a Conciliation and Good Offices Commission to be responsible for seeking the settlement of any disputes which may arise between States Parties to the Convention against Discrimination in Education,

Havinq taken note of the list of persons submitted by the States Parties to the aforementioned Protocol, with a view to the election of four members of the Commission, that the Director-General communicated to it in accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 3 of the Protocol (137 EX/8),

Transmits this list to the General Conference;

Considering that since the Protocol came into force 23 years ago, the Commission has not had to settle any dispute whatsoever between States Parties to the Convention against Discrimination in Education and that, as a result, the Commission does not sit,

Recommends to the General Conference not to organize any other election after the present one until it becomes necessary to fill a seat which falls vacant as the result of death or resignation.

Paris 109 1 Confhmx! g&h-air VlnLgt-Gxikmc session ComitC dcs cnndidaturea

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Item 12.5 of the aqen&

ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE CONCILIATION AND GOOD OFFICES COMMISSION RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEKING THE SETTLEMENT OF ANY DISPUTES

WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN STATES PARTIES TO THE CONVENTION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION

ADDENDUM

ANNEX II

LIST IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER OF THE PERSONS NOMINATED BY THE STATES PARTIES TO THE PROTOCOL FOR THE ELECTION BY THE

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CONCILIATION AND GOOD OFFICES COMMISSION TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEEKING THE SETTLEMENT

OF ANY DISPUTES WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN STATES PARTIES TO THE CONVENTION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION

Add the following name after Mr Mamadou Dagra (Niger):

Mr Pierre Michel Eisemann (France)

ANNEX III

CURRICULA VITAE OF THE CANDIDATES

On page 8, add the following text of the curriculum vitae of Mr Pierre Michel Eisemann.

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Name. -* Pierre Michel EISEMANN

Nationalitv: French

Date of birth: 5 August 1946

Place of birth: Paris XIIIth

Educational backsround:

Lycee Claude Bernard, Paris (1957-1964)

Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences, Paris (1964-1970)

Columbia University Law School, New York (1971-1972)

Oualifications:

Baccalaureat (philosophy), Paris (1964)

Degree in Law (public law), Paris (1968)

Diploma of Advanced Studies in Public Law, Paris (1969)

Diploma of Advanced Studies in Political Science, Paris (1970)

Master of Law (LL.M.1, Columbia University (1972)

Doctorat d'Etat in Law, Paris (1980)

Universitv career:

Instructor at the Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences, Paris (1970)

Supervisor of studies at the University of Paris I (1970-1971)

Assistant lecturer at the University of Paris X (1970-1971 and 1972-19761, then at the University of Paris V (1976-1981)

Junior lecturer at the University of Clermont I (1981-1983)

Lecturer at the University of Paris V (1981-1983)

Associate Professor of the Faculties of Law at the University of Clermont I (1983-19851, the University of Caen (1986-1990) and the University of Paris XIII (since 1990)

Lecturer and subsequently Professor at the Institute of Political Studies, Paris (since 1975)

Editorial activities:

Sub-editor (1970-19841, then member of the Drafting Committee (since 1984) of the 'Annuaire Fransais de Droit International' (French Yearbook of International Law)

Editor of the series 'Classiques politiques et constitutionnels' (Editions Economica)

Co-editor of the series 'Droit international' (Editions Economica)


Administrative experience:

Member of the Constituent Council of the Faculty of Law of the Universite Rene Descartes - Paris V (19761, then of the Council of the Faculty (1976-1981)

Adviser to the Dean of the Faculty of Law of the Universite Rene Descartes - Paris V (1980-1981)

Member of the Pedagogical Commission of the International Relations Section of the Institute of Political Studies, Paris (1982-1984 and 1986-1989)

Member of the Speciality Commission (Public Law) of the University of Clermont I (1981-19881, of the University of Caen (1988-1991) and of the University of Paris XIII (since 1990)

Director of the Diploma in Advanced Studies in Public Law, University of Paris XIII (since 1990)

Director of the Study and Research Group 'International Law, Economics and Development', University of Paris XIII (since 1990)

Member of the Scientific Council of the University of Paris XIII (since 1991)

Activities:

Member of boards of admission (1984, 1985 and 1986) and grading (1988) at the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA)

Member of the Board for the Recruitment of Assistant Secretaries at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1988)

Member of the Jury for the agreqation in public law and political science of the African and Malagasy Council on Higher Education (1991)

Counsel of French Government in the France-Canadian Arbitration on Netting in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence (1986)

Counsel of the French Government in the France-Canadian Arbitration on the Maritime Delimitation of Saint Pierre and Miquelon (since 1989)

Member of the French delegation to the twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth sessions of the General Conference of UNESCO (1987, 1989 and 19911, Chairman of the Legal Committee at the twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth sessions of the General Conference

Member of the Commission of the French Republic for UNESCO (since 1991)

Distinctions:

Prix Georges Scelle, awarded by the Chancellery of the Universities of Paris (1974)

Prix de these, awarded by the Paris University of Law, Economics and Social Sciences (1980)

Prix Lemonon, awarded by the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, Insti tut de France (1983)

Prix Rend Cassin, awarded by the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, Institut de France (1990)


Certificate of Merit, awarded by the American Society of International Law (1990)

WORKS AND PUBLICATIONS

Books:

Petit manuel de la jurisprudence de la Cour internationale de Justice, preface by P. Reuter, Paris, Pedone, 1970, viii-310 pp.; 4th edition, 1984, xiv-394 pp. (in collaboration with V. Coussirat-Coustere and P. Hurl

Les sanctions centre la Rhodesie, preface by M. Merle, Paris, Pedone, 1972, 154 pp.

L'orsanisation international du commerce des produits de base (Droit des accords interqouvernementaux producteurs1consommateurs.1 preface by S. Bastid, Brussels, E. Bruylant, 1982, 409 pp. [thesis defendeb at the University of Paris II, 23 October 1980, with Madame S. Bastid presiding]

La convention des Nations Unies sur le droit de la mer (10 December 1982) Paris, La Documentation fransaise, 1983, 204 pp. ('Notes et etude; documentaires', No. 4703-4704)

Repertoire de la jurisprudence arbitrale internationale/Repertorv of International Arbitral Jurisprudence, preface by S. Bastid, Dordrecht, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers (in collaboration with V. Coussirat-Coustere)

Volume I (1794-19181, 1989, xxxiv-546 pp. Volume II (1919-19451, 1989, xxvi-872 pp. Volume III (1946-19881, 1991, xxxv+xvii-2,031 pp.

Articles and contributions:

L'enlevement de personnes privees et le droit international, Revue qenerale de droit international public, 1972, pp. 336-400 (i n collaboration with V. Coussirat-Coustere)

Le statut d'okinawa: de la souverainete residuelle Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1971, pp.

C.I.J.: l'arrct du 18 aoOt 1972 en l'affaire competence du Conseil de 1'OACI (Inde c. Pakistan), International, 1972, pp. 284-290

Les effets de la non comparution devant la Cour Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1973, pp.

a la restitution au Japon, 255-278

de l'appel concernant la Annuaire Francais de Droit

internationale de Justice, 351-375

La Rhode'sie: evolution politique et constitution, Notes et etudes documentaires, No. 4151-4152, 1975, 68 pp.

L'arbitrage commercial international et le juge americain, Droit et pratiaue du commerce international, 1975, pp. 653-663

Vo Rhodesie, Universalis, 1976p"

387-390 in Universalia 1976, Paris, Encyclopaedia

L'accord international sur le cacao, Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1975, pp. 738-766


Le Nouvel Ordre Economique International tant politico-juridique, Annuaire du Tiers Monde, 1976, pp?103-113

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Rhodesie: une liberation nationale allo-determinee? Annuaire du Tiers Monde, 1976, pp. 333-341

Le gentlemen's agreement comme source du droit international, Journal du Droit International (Clunet), 1979, pp. 326-348

Vo Diplomatie, pp. 660-662 in Encyclopaedia Universalis, tome V, Paris, 1980

Note sous Conseil dIEtat, Assemblee, 18 avril 1980. Socidte Maxi-Librati Creations et autres, Journal du Droit International (Clunet), 1980, pp. 866-874

Le Fonds commun pour les produits de base, Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1981, pp. 568-586

Commentaire des articles 41, 48, 49 et 50 in J.P. Cot and A. Pellet, La Charte des Nations Unies. Commentaire article par article, Paris, Economica, 1985

LIarrEt de la C.I:J. du 26 novembre 1984 (competence et recevabilite) dans l'affaire des activites militaires et paramilitaires au Nicaragua et centre celui-ci, Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1984, pp. 372-390

Crise du Conseil international de l'etain et insolvabilite d'une organisation intergouvernementale, Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1985, pp. 730-746

La procedure devant les juridictions internationales permanentes (rapport general), pp. 103-165 in Socie'te Francaise pour le Droit International, Colloaue de Lvon: La juridiction internationale permanente, Paris, Pedone, 1987 (in collaboration with V. Coussirat-Coustere)

LIarrEt de la C.I.J. du 27 juin 1986 (fond) dans l'affaire des activites militaires et paramilitaires au Nicaragua et centre celui-ci, Annuaire Francais du Droit International, 1986, pp. 153-191.

La dimension sociale des accords de produit de base, in Actes du Colloque du GERDIED des 11 et 12 mai 1990 (to be published)

L'e'pilogue de la crise du Conseil international de l'etain, Annuaire Francais de Droit International, 1990, pp. 678-703

Devoir d'ingerence et non-intervention: de la ne'cessite de remettre quelques pendules a l'heure, Relations internationales et strateqiques, No. 3, 1991, pp. 67-75

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