International Law and International Organizations - rubric RESPONSIBILITY OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS


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RESPONSIBILITY OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Sazonova K.L. -

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Krivenkova M. -

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Krivenkova, M.V. - Some issues regarding non-material responsibility of international organizations.

pp. 122-126

Abstract: The article is devoted to the issue of bringing international organizations to the non-material responsibility in various forms, which include restoration, satisfaction as well as assurances and guarantees of non-recurrence. The author discusses specific features of restoration as a category for the restoration of rights, as well as various ways to take responsibility via satisfaction. The author considers that the responsibility of international organizations in the form of guarantees of non-recurrence has some specific features in comparison with the application of the same measure to the violating states. Much attention is paid to the analysis of the Articles on Responsibility of International Organizations by the ILO of the UN.

Keywords: international law, international responsibility, restitution, restoration, satisfaction, guarantees of nonrecurrence, compensation of harm, violating party, moral harm, compensation of harm, compensation.

Sazonova, K.L. - Key aspects of international legal responsibility of international organizations.

pp. 124-128

Abstract: This article includes a review of the key international legal aspects, which are related to the problem of responsibility of international organizations. Just like the states, the international organizations are fully empowered subjects of international law, and the quantity of international organizations exceeds the quantity of states. The functioning of so many subjects, whose functions touch upon the interests of al of the participants of international community makes the issue of their responsibility especially topical. The author concentrates on such important aspects, as the legal capacity of the international organizations, the grounds for their responsibility and forms of such responsibility. In the light of the criticism of the activities of some international organizations, such as the UN, the NATO, the LAS, etc., it seems necessary to intensify the efforts on the codifi cation of this institution and to attract the attention of the international community to this problem.

Keywords: international law, organizations, responsibility, codifi cation, project, harm, offence, legal capacity, forms, grounds.