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World Court Hearing Highlights Australian Roles
Sir Kenneth Bailey returned to Canberra after representing Australia at the International Court of Justice in The Hague. He argued on the UN advisory opinion about member states paying UN costs for Congo and Gaza operations, marking a historic Australian presence at the World Court. In Geneva he spoke to a U.S. subcommittee on peaceful uses of outer space, and in London he became Master of the Bench at Grays Inn.
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Commonwealth
Kenneth Bailey
Canberra
International Court of Justice
Hague
International Court
General Assembly of
United Nations
U.N
Congo
Gaza Strip
Australia
Kenneth Batley
Geneva
U.S
London
Grays Inn
Menzies
Grave Inn