Yuji Iwasawa
Yuji Iwasawa is a distinguished Japanese jurist who has recently been elected as the President of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), becoming only the second Japanese person to hold this prestigious position in the court's history.
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Canada:
Yuji Iwasawa, the court’s president, stated that the International Court of Justice lacked the authority to continue the proceedings.
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United Kingdom:
He is the president of the International Court of Justice who acknowledged the concerns regarding the conflict in Sudan.
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United Kingdom:
The ICJ’s newly elected president, Yuji Iwasawa, a Japanese judge and professor of international law, is sitting with 12 other judges in the five-day proceedings.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Yuji Iwasawa has been elected as the new president of the International Court of Justice.
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Japan:
Yuji Iwasawa has been elected as the President of the International Court of Justice, making him the second Japanese person to hold this position.
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