Letter dated 15 January 2004 from the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Guinea to the United Nations [translation]

Letter to the President of the Court from the Permanent Representative
of the Republic of Guinea to the United Nations

dated 15 January 2004

[ Translation]

Referring to the Order issued on 19 December 2003 entitled “L egal Consequences of the
Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Pales tinian Territory ” and pursuant to Article 66,
paragraph 2, of the Statute of the International Court of Justice, I have the honour to inform you, on

Written Statement submitted by the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

~UUIiiilemationaieae Justice
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InFiled inthe Regis:r3o0tJAN 2.004/31

Written Statementsubmittedby ~akistan concerning the

Advisory Opinionbythe InternationalCourt of Justice in
Accordancewith Article66, paragraph 2 of the Statute ofthe
InternationalCourtofJustice onthe question of the Legal
ConsequencesarisingfromtheConstructionof a Wall by

Letter dated 30 January 2004 from the Ambassador of Japan to the Netherlands, together with the Written Statement of the Government of Japan

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EMBASSY OF JAPAN ----------
InternationalCourtof Justice
IN Filedinthe Registryo: 30- :n~ 2~04/2 8
THE NETHERLANDS

Mr. P. Couvreur
Registrar
International Court of Justice

Peace Palace
Carnegieplein 2
2517 KJ The Hague

Rejoinder filed by the Government of the Republic of South Africa

Abbreviated reference:
I.C.J. Pleadings, South West Africa,
Vol. V

Référenceabrégée:
C.I.]. Mémoires,Sud-Ouest africain,
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vol. V

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Highlighted version of the Memorial of the Government of the State of Qatar

HIGHLIGHTED VERSION
The highlighted versions of Qatar's Memorial and Counter-

Memorial are designed to assist the Court in determining which
passages of those pleadings are no longer relied upon by Qatar
because they depend solely upon documentary annexes which
Qatar has pledged itself to disregard (See Qatar's Reply, para.
1.12)

Written Statement of the French Republic [translation]

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

REQUEST FOR ADVISORY OPINION

LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WALL
IN THE OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY

WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC

30 January 2004

[Translation by the Registry] International Court of Justice

Request for Advisory Opinion

Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory

Written Statement submitted by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia

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internationalCourtof3J0sjAh,ZuV /r21
Filedinthe Regi:tryon

Request by the United Nations General Assembly
for an Advisory Opinion on the Question of
What are the Legal Consequences Arising
from the Construction for the Wall being Built by Israel,
Occupying Power,in the Occupied Palestine Territory, including
in and around EastJerusalem

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