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Preparatory Commission for the International Criminal Court United Nations PCNI CC/2002/INF16 Preparatory Commission for the Distr.: General International Criminal Court 30 April 2002 Original: English/French/Spanish Ninth session New York 8- 19 April 2002 LIST OF DELEGATIONS CHAIRMAN Mr. Philippe KiTsch (Canada) VICE-CHAIRMEN Mr. Enver Daniels (South Africa) Mr. Mirza Kusljugic (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Mr. George Winston McKenzie (Trinidad and Tobago) RAPPORTEUR Mr. Salah Suheimat (Jordan) PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 2 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppliants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Albania Ms. Suela Ibrahimi Angola Mr. Simao de Sousa Mr. Agostinho Mr. Vasco Grandao Victor Domingos Ramos Argentina Sr. Arnoldo M. Listre Sr. Luis Enrique Cappagli Sra. Silvia Fernandez de Gurmendi Sr. Ricardo Luis Bocalandro Australia Mr. Richard Rowe Mr. Michael Bliss Ms. Lucy Martinez Austria Mr. Gerhard Pfanzelter Mr. Alexander Marschik Ms. Karin Frank Ms. Irene Gartner Bahamas Mr. Anthony C. Rolle Ms. Rhoda Jackson Belarus Mr. Andrei N. Popkov Belgium M. Jean de Ruyt M. Patrick Nijs M. Gerard Dive M. Stephane de Loecker M. Michel Tilemans Belize Mr. Stuart W. Leslie Mrs. Janine Coye Ms. Dina Shoman Felson Mr. Alfonso Gahona Benin Mr. Theodore Comlanvi Loko Bosnia and Mr. Mirza Kusljugic Herzegovina Botswana Mr. Abednego B. Tafa Brunei Darussalam Mr. Johan Thani Abdullah Bulgaria Mr. Stefan Tafrov Ms. Evelina Ananieva Ms. Gergana Mr. Rayko Raytchev Arabadjieva Burkina Faso Mr. Gberdao Gustave Mr. Firmin N'do Kam Burundi Mr. Renovat Ndayirukiye Cambodia Mr. Sithong Neav Mr. Pal Piseth Mr. Sun Suon PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 3 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppliants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Constderos Cameroon M. Martin Belinga- M. Jean Pierre Soh Eboutou M. Jean-Dieudonne Ntsama M. Michel Mahouve M. Adolphe Minkoa She M. Victor Tchatchouwo Canada Mr. Philippe Kirsch Mr. John Holmes Mr. Hugh Adsett Mr. Andras Vamos- Ms. Valerie Oosterveld Goldman Mr. Darryl Robinson CapeVerde Mr. Luis da Fonseca Mr. Herminio da Costa Mr. Severino Soares Moniz Almeida Central African M. Marcel Serekoisse- M. Fernand Poukre- Republic Samba Kono Chile Mr. Christian Maquieira Mr. Pedro Ortuzar Colombia Sr. Alfonso Valdivieso Sra. Mirza Gnecco Sarmiento Sr. Mauricio Baquero Sr. Guillermo Francisco Pardo Reyes Comoros Mr. Mirhane Bourhane COte d'lvoire M. Philippe D. Djangone- M. Gaston K. Yao Bi Croatia Mr. Ivan Simonovic Ms. Jasna Ognjanovac Ms. Irena Cacic Cuba Mr. Orlando Requeijo Ms. Soraya E. Alvarez Gual Mr. Alejandro Castro Medina Cyprus Mr. George Kasoulides Mr. Yiorgos Christofides Democratic Republic of Mr. Atoki lIeka Mr. Kaba Kashala Mr. Ngay Mukongo the Congo Katuala Denmark Mrs. Ellen Margrethe Loj Ms. Kristina Miskowiak Mr. Lennart Houmann Mr. Arnold Skibsted Beckvard Ms. Lise Burill Mr. Henrik Bramsen Hahn Ms. Mette Norgaard Dissing PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 4 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppteants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Djibouti M. Guelleh Idriss Omar Ecuador Sr. Marcelo Vazquez Egypt Mr. Mohammed Gomaa Ethiopia Mr. Seifeselassie Lemma Mr. Birhanemeskel Abebe Fiji Mr. Amraiya Naidu Ms. Asenaca Uluiviti Finland Mr. Jaakko Halttunen Mr. Sari Makela Mr. Mikael Langstrom France M. Jean-Luc Florent M. Sebastien Surun Mile Judith Vailhe Mme Marie-Claire Mme Claire d'Urso Gerardin M. Gilbert Bitti M. Jacques Villemain Georgia Mr. Peter Chkheidze Mr. Gocha Lordkipanidze Germany Mr. Hans-Peter Kaul Mr. Oliver Fixson Mr. Christian Much Mr. Peter Dollekes Mr. Steffen Wirth Mr. Andreas Mlitzke Greece Mrs. Phani Dascalopoulou-Livada Guinea Mr. Ousmane Diao Balde Haiti M. Jean Maxime Murat Ms. Beatrice Eugime M. Fritzner Gaspard Holy See Archbishop Renato R. Martino Msgr. Francis Chullikatt Fr. Robert Araujo Mr. Johon Fiorilla Mr. Ronald J. Rychlak Mr. John Czarnetzky Hungary Mr. Laszl6 Molnar Mr. Istvan Gerelyes Mr. Zsolt Hetesy Mr. Csaba Simon Ms. Rita Silek Iran (Islamic Republic Mr. Mohammad Hassan Mr. Saeid Mirzaee- Mr. Alireza Kazemi of) Fadaifard Yengejeh Mr. AIi Nasimi Far Mr. Djamchid Momtaz PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 5 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppliants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Conseieros Iraq Mr. Mohammed Aldouri Mr. Sultan A. Mahmoud Mr. Abdul Munim AI-Kadhe Mr. Riadh Hashim AI-Adhami Mr. Hamadi Asi AI-Falahi Israel Mr. Eli Nathan Mr. Alan Baker Mr. Tal Beeker Mr. Michael Bendavid Italy Mr. Umberto Leanza Mr. Roberto Bellelli Mrs. Brunella Borzi Ms. Maria Clelia Cornaeehia Cieiriello Ms. Flavia Lattanzi Mr. Mauro Politi Mr. Domenico Da Empoli Mrs. Valeria Santori Jamaica Ms. M. Patricia Durrant Mrs. Janice Miller Mrs. Diane Quarless Mr. O'Neil Franeis Japan Mr. Shuichi Akamatsu Mr. Tomoaki Ishigaki Mr. Akira Mayama Jordan Mr. Zeid Ra'ad Zeid Mr. Salah Suheimat AI-Hussein Mr. Mahmoud Hmoud Kuwait Mr. Mohammad A. Mr. Salah Yussef Sakr Mr. Mamad Abadia Abulhasan AI-Bin Ali AI-Ansari Mr. Ayadah AI Saidi Lao People's Mr. Alounkeo Kittikhoun Mr. Vilavong Virravong Ms. Manorom Democratic Republic Mr. Phoukhao Phonseya Phommavongsa Lebanon Mr. Houssam Diab Mr. Ibrahim Assaf Mr. Sami Zeidan Lesotho Mr. Lebohang K. Moleko Mrs. Lineo Khiba Mr. Phakiso Matekane Moehoehoko Mr. C.E. Ekow Baiden Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Mr. Ahmed S. El Gehani Mr. Mohamed Hashem Mr. Abdussalam S. M. Meguara Arafa Mrs. Siham A. Shaheen Liechtenstein Ms. Claudia Fritsehe Mr. Jonathan Huston Ms. Esther Sehindler ! PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 6 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppliants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Malawi Mr. Maclean Leonards Mr. Hastings Amurani- Kamwambe Phiri Malaysia Mr. Hasmy Agam Mr. Zainuddin Yahya Ms. Almalena Sharmila Johan Ms. Sarah AI Bakri Devadason Mali M. Moctar Ouane M. Issouf O. Maiga Mauritania Mr. Mohamed Moctar Alaoui Monaco Mme Isabelle Picco Morocco M. Karim Medrek Mozambique Mr. Pedro Comissario Mr. Fernando Manhi~a Mr. Ezequiel S. Cuco Mr. Joao Manuel Martins Netherlands Mr. Edmond Wellenstein Mr. Harry Verweij Mr. Niels Blokker Mr. Hans Bevers Mr. Jaap Roording Mr. Carl Peersman Niger Mr. Sibide Soumana Mr. Abdou Adamou Dirarou Nigeria Mr. Arthur C.1. Mbanefo Mr. Kenjika L. Ekedede Mr. Teniola O. Apata Mrs. Cecilia O. Yahaya Norway Mr. Rolf Einar Fife Mr. Martin Sorby Mrs. Lene Richter Strand Mr. Erik I. Niirnberg Paraguay Sra. Terumi Matsuo de Claverol Peru Sr. Oswaldo de Rivero Sr. Augusto Cabrera Philippines Mr. Alfonso T. Yuchengco Mr. Enrique A. Manalo Mr. Normandy U. Mr. Anacleto Rei A. Macadangdang Lacanilao III Ms. Anne Marie Corominas PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 7 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppliants Conseillers Pals Representante Suplentes Consejeros Portugal Mr. Antonio Costa Lobo Ms. Paula Escarameia Mr. Eduardo Ramos Mr. Joao Madureira Ms. Clotilde Mesquita Mr. Tiago Pitta e Cunha Ms. Sofia Candeias Republic of Korea Mr. Nam Gwan-pyo Mr. Choi Tae-hyun Mr. Hahn Myung-jae Mr. Hwang Cheol-kyu Mr. Kim Woo-jin Mr. Kil Jin-oh Mr. Park Ji-eun Romania Mr. Ion Diaconu Ms. loana Gabriela 5tancu Russian Federation Mr. K.G. Gevorgyan Mr. A.M. Bukin Mr. N.v. Lozinsky Mr. M.S. Paleev Mrs. E.v. Kulikova Mr. A. I. Mikulshin Mr. F.1. 5aprykin Mr. S.Y. Kuzmenkov Samoa Mr. Tuiloma Neroni 51ade Ms. Pierina Mr. Richard Gallucci Ms. Desna M. 5010fa Malielegaoi-Katoanga Mr. Roger S. Clark Saudi Arabia Mr. Mohammed Mr. Maan AI-Hafeez AI-Moheza Mr. Mahmoud AI-Naman Mr. Talal AI-Enazi Senegal M. Papa Louis Fall M. Mamadou Abdoulaye M. Doudou Ndir Ba Sierra Leone Mr. Allieu Ibrahim Kanu Ms. Claire Bisiaux Mr. Niccolo A. Figa- Talamanca Ms. Maria Mercedes Pisani Ms. Giorgia Tortora Slovakia Mr. Peter Tomka Mr. Robert Lindenthal Mr. Metod Spacek South Africa Mr. Dumisani S. Kumalo Mr. Enver Daniels Mr. Sivu Magungo Mr. John Makhubela Spain Sr. Juan Antonio Yanez- Sr. Fernando Pignatelli Barnuevo Sr. Patricio Ruedas Sra. Concepci6n Escobar Sr. Francisco Fontecilla PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 8 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppleants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Sr. Manuel Gomez- Acebo Sr. Hector Olasolo Sra. Cristina Villarino Sri Lanka Mr. Ranjith Uyangoda Mr. Grirakumar Chitty Mr. Piyaratne de Silva Mr. Dharshana Perera Sudan Mr. Elfatih Mohamed Mr. Awad Hassan Mr. Abdalla Mahdi Ahmed Erwa Elnour Mr. Siddig Mohamed Mr. Abulgasim Abdalla Abdelwahid Mr. Omer Dahab Fadol Mohamed Sweden Mr. Bosse Hedberg Mr. Magnus Lenefors Mr. Hakan Friman Ms. Elin Miller Switzerland Mr. Valentin Zellweger Mr. Daniel Frank Mr. JOrg Lindenmann Syrian Arab Republic Mr. Mikhail Wehbe Mr. Mohammed Mr. Ghassan Obeid Haj Ibrahim Mr. Haydar AIi Ahmad Thailand Mr. Manasvi Srisodapol Mr. Nothapol Boonngam Mr. Tull Traisorat Togo M. Roland Y. Kpotsra M. Kodjo Menan M. Simwaba Awesso Trinidad and Tobago Mr. George W. McKenzie Ms. Alessandra Miss Gaile A. Ramoutar Lanciotti Mr. Steven Powles Tunisia M. Noureddine Mejdoub Mile Soumaia Zorai Turkey Mr. Daryal Batibay Mr. Sadrettin Aktas Mr. Teoman Uykur Mr. Orhan Nalcioglu Mr. Metin Feyzioglu Uganda Mr. Semakula Kiwanuka Ms. Juliet Semambo Ms. Rossette Nyirinkindi Kalema Katungye PURL: https://www.legal-tools.org/doc/5e72bf/ 9 Country Representative Alternates Advisers Pays Representant Suppliants Conseillers Pais Representante Suplentes Consejeros Ukraine Mr. Oleksandr Paseniuk Mr. Oleksiy IInytskyi Mr. Oleksandr
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