Causation, Complicity and Indispensable Parties at ITLOS

The recent judgment of the ITLOS Chamber in Heroic Dunn (Marshall Islands v Equatorial Guinea) raises important questions about the relationship between issues of State responsibility and admissibility of claims before international tribunals. The Chamber has rejected Equatorial Guinea’s preliminary objections and ruled on the issue of its responsibility and remedies.

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