Azerbaijan’s request for interim measures regarding landmines and booby traps is unanimously rejected

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Judges Yusuf and Keith would not have granted any provisional measures order in favour of Armenia

ICJ orders Azerbaijan to ensure unimpeded movement of persons, vehicles, and cargo along the Lachin Corridor

Majority finds that ICSID decisions on jurisdiction and liability cannot be reopened

Majority fixed the total compensation due at 95,000 USD

The totality of the DRC’s measures constituted an expropriation, <em>ad hoc</em> judge Mahiou found

Ad hoc judge Mahiou found breaches of Mr. Diallo’s rights to manage and operate his companies, as well as of his rights relating to the management

Judges Al-Khasawneh and Yusuf warned that judgement might set a dangerous precedent

Judge Bennouna criticized the majority’s approach to Mr. Diallo’s rights as a shareholder as overly formalistic

Court majority sees no expropriation of Mr. Diallo’s <em>parts sociales</em> in his companies

Majority of judges found no violation of Mr. Diallo’s rights in the context of the management of Africom-Zaire and Africontainers-Zaire

Court majority found that Mr. Diallo could have participated in his companies’ general meetings through a proxy

ICJ unanimously found human rights violations and, by majority, a breach of Vienna Convention on Consular Relations

Guinea filed second claim after judgment on preliminary objections – too late, according to a court majority

Ad hoc judge Mampuya disagreed with majority’s finding on local remedies rule

Ad hoc judge Mampuya questioned the existence of an inter-state dispute

Ad hoc judge Mahiou dissented on diplomatic protection by substitution, focusing on the Draft Articles on Diplomatic Protection

Majority denies Guinea’s standing to bring claim of diplomatic protection “by substitution” for Mr. Diallo’s RDC-based companies

Court majority affirmed that Guinea had standing to exercise diplomatic protection in favor of Mr. Diallo’s rights as a shareholder

Court unanimously found that Mr. Diallo did not have to exhaust local remedies as DRC measure was non-appealable

Background: Guinean citizen and shareholder in Congolese companies was arrested and deported from the DRC

Tribunal finds power to accept amicus briefs, but only on merits issues; no power to add amici as formal parties

Tribunal engages in substantive review of state practice and opinio juris to find that customary minimum standard does not prohibit anti-competitive conduct

Amici seek leave to file submissions, access documents and join case as parties

Parties debate jurisdiction over NAFTA Chapter 15 obligations on anti-competitive conduct

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