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- 1ICANN Board and security advisers meet on final day of Bali gathering●Beginning the final (sixth) day of # ICANN87 in Bali with the joint meeting of the # ICANN Board and # SSAC (Security an
ICANN's annual meeting in Bali has entered its sixth and final day, opening with a joint session between the ICANN Board and the Security and Stability Advisory Committee. The discussion centres on internet resilience, with a proposal on the table for a tabletop exercise to test how the community would respond to a major disruption.
- 2UN Sixth Committee Weighs Diplomatic Protection and Trade Law●Sixth Committee Considers Diplomatic Protection, Internal Justice, International Trade in Wide-Ranging Debate
The UN General Assembly's Sixth Committee, its main legal body, held a broad debate covering diplomatic protection, the United Nations' internal justice system, and international trade law. Delegates reviewed how states protect citizens abroad and examined reform questions around UN internal legal mechanisms, as part of the committee's ongoing session work on international legal standards.
- 3Nordic countries deliver joint statement at UN General Assembly▼Nordic Statement at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, Sixth Committee
The Nordic countries have issued a joint statement at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, delivered in the Sixth Committee, which handles legal affairs. The statement presents the shared positions of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden on international legal matters before the committee. The Finnish foreign service published the text as part of its official communications.
- 4ICRC delivers statement at UN General Assembly Sixth Committee▼Statement at the UN General Assembly's Sixth Committee meeting
The International Committee of the Red Cross has delivered a statement at the United Nations General Assembly's Sixth Committee, the body that handles legal affairs. The statement forms part of the committee's ongoing session, where states and organisations address international law questions. No further details of the statement's content were given.