Cambridge University Press Cambridge International Law Reports Volume 202 - Series 202

The International Law Reports provides a systematic and regular reporting of legal decisions in English, making it a vital resource for practitioners and scholars. This specific volume, Volume 202, serves as a comprehensive reference for those studying or practicing modern public international law. This edition includes significant rulings on immunities and criminal proceedings, such as the Equatorial Guinea v. France case. It also covers important matters regarding alleged violations of the 1955 Treaty of Amity, economic relations, and consular rights. Furthermore, the volume contains legal decisions related to Anthony and Kisite v. United Republic of Tanzania and Rajab. As the only publication globally dedicated to the English-language reporting of decisions from international courts, arbitrators, and national courts, this series is a necessary addition to any legal library. It offers direct access to the fundamental elements that shape international legal frameworks.