Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organizations or between International Organizations

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The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organizations or between International Organizations is an extension of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties , which specifically deals with the international legal status of international organizations . It was drawn up in 1986 by the International Law Commission and released for signature.

Ratifications

So far it has counted 43 ratifications, 31 of them by states. 35 state ratifications are required for entry into force.

The 31 contracting states are: Mexico , Colombia , Argentina , Uruguay , Senegal , Liberia , Gabon , Australia , United Kingdom , Denmark , Sweden , Estonia , Belarus , Moldova , Bulgaria , Cyprus , Greece , Spain , Germany , the Netherlands , Belgium , Switzerland , Liechtenstein , Italy , Austria , Croatia , Hungary , the Czech Republic , Albania , Malta and Slovakia .

In addition, 12 international organizations have issued formal confirmations of the Convention: the IAEA , ICAO , Interpol , ILO , IMO , OPCW , CTBTO Preparatory Commission , United Nations , UNIDO , UPU , WHO , WIPO .

Signatures

The signatory states that have not completed their ratification procedures are: Ivory Coast , DR Congo , USA , Brazil , Bosnia and Herzegovina , South Korea , Japan , Serbia , Montenegro , Morocco , Egypt , Sudan , Burkina Faso , Benin , Zambia and Malawi .

In addition, there are international organizations that have signed but not yet completed their formal confirmation procedures: Council of Europe , FAO , ITU , UNESCO , WMO .

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Ratification status (official UN website) , In: UN Treaty collection, last accessed on February 10, 2018