Chapter IV. Treaties concerning international law concluded under the auspices of the United Nations and related inter-governmental organizations

UNITED NATIONS

JURIDICAL YEARBOOK

Extract from:

Chapter IV. Treaties concerning international law concluded under the auspices of the

United Nations and related intergovernmental organizations

1970

Part Two. Legal activities of the United Nations and related intergovernmental

organizations

Copyright (c) United Nations

CONTENTS

(continued)

Page

2.

International Telecommunication

Union

Resolution

No. 676

adopted

at its

twenty-fifth

session

by the

Administrative

Council

119

CHAPTER

IV.

TREATIES

CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL

LAW

CONCLUD

;D

UNDER

THE

AUSPICES

OF THE

UNITED

NATIONS

AND

RELATED

INTERGOVERNM

ÎNTAL

ORGANI-

ZATIONS

A.

TREATIES CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL

LAW

CONCLUDED

UNDEB

THE

AUSPICES

OF

THE

UNITED

NATIONS

Treaty

on the

Prohibition

of the

Emplacement

of

Nuclear

Weaf

ons and

Other

Weapons

of

Mass Destruction

on the

Sea-Bed

and the Oc

can

Floor

and

in the

Subsoil Thereof

121

TJ.

TREATIES CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL

LAW

CONCLUDED UNDEP

THE

AUSPICES

OF

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS RELATED

TO THE

UNITED

NATIONS

1.

United

Nations Educational,

Scientific

and

Cultural

Organization

Convention

on the

means

of

prohibiting

and

preventing

the

illicit

import,

export

and

transfer

of

ownership

of

cultural

property,

t

Adopted

by the

General Conference

at the

sixteenth session, Paris,

14 Is

ovember

1970

124

2.

International Civil Aviation Organization

Convention

for the

Suppression

of

Unlawful

Seizure

of

Aircr,

ift.

Signed

at

The

Hague

on 16

December 1970

131

3.

International Atomic

Energy

Agency

Amendment

of

Article

VI of the

Statute

:

Resolution adop

ed

during

the

142nd

plenary meeting

on 28

September

1970

135

CHAPTER

V.

DECISIONS

OF

ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS

OF THE

UMTED

NATIONS

AND

RELATED INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

A.

DECISIONS

OF THE

ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

OF THE

UNITED

NATIONS

1.

Judgement

No. 135 (26

October

1970):

Touhami

v.

Secretary-General

of

the

United Nations

A fixed-term

appointment does

not

carry

any

expectancy

of

renewal

or of

conversion

to any

other type

of

appointment—Obligation

to

provide

every

staff

member with

a

letter

of

appointment

defining

the

terms

and

conditions

of his

appointment

137

2.

Judgement

No. 136 (29

October

1970):

Detiere

v.

Secretary-

Ueneral

of the

Civil

Aviation Organization

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