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United Nations Diplomatic Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court United Nations Diplomatic Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court Rome, Italy 15 June - 17 July 1998 List of delegations Extract from Volume II of the Official Records of the United Nations Diplomatic Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court (Summary records of the plenary meetings and of the meetings of the Committee of the Whole) Copyright © United Nations List of delegations" I. Participating States Afghanistan Mr. Hassen Kerma, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, New York Representatives Ms. Hariba Yahia Cherif, Counsellor, Embassy to Italy H.E. Dr. A. Abdullah, Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs (Head of Delegation) Andorra Mr. Mohammad Daud, Political Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Representatives Mr. Hamidullah Naser Zia, Minister Counsellor, H.E. Mr. Juli Minoves Triquell, Director, Cabinet of the Charge d'affaires, Embassy to Italy Minister for Foreign Affairs; Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative to the Dr. Yunus Bazel, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, United Nations (Head of Delegation) New York Ms. Jelena Pia-Comella, Minister Counsellor, Permanent Mission, New York Albania Representative Adviser H.E. Mr. Paskal Milo, Minister for Foreign Affairs Ms. Ester Peralba Garcia, Legal Adviser, Permanent (Head of Delegation) Mission, New York Alternate Representative Angola H.E. Mr. Pandeli Pasko, Ambassador Extraordinary and Representatives Plenipotentiary, Embassy to Italy H.E. Mr. Paulo Tchipilica, Minister for Justice (Head of Advisers Delegation) Mr. Qirjako Qirko, Head, Legal Department, Ministry of H.E. Mr. Joao Alves Monteiro, Deputy Minister for Justice Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. Antero Alberto Ervedosa Abreu, Ambassador Ms. Venera Domi, First Secretary, Embassy to Italy to Italy Mr. Antonio Correia Victor, Judge, Supreme Court Algeria Dr. Agostinho Domingos, Deputy Attorney-General Representatives H.E. Mr. Rodrigues Pedro Domingos, Ambassador, Mr. Boualem Bouguetaia, Head, Legal Affairs Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Head of Delegation) Mr. Vasco Grandao Ramos, Counsellor, Ministry of Justice Mr. Mohand Salah Ladjouzi, Minister Counsellor, Embassy to Italy Mr. Kiala Kia Mateva, Counsellor, Embassy to Italy Mr. Mohammed Laraba, Professor of Law, University Mr. Batista Miguel, Second Secretary, Embassy to Italy of Algiers Dr. Simao Sousa Victor, Judge, Counsellor to the Mr. Mohamed Hadjar, Judge Supreme Court * Circulated under the symbol A/CONF. 183/INF/5 and Corr. 1. List of delegations Argentina Dr. Claudio Javier Rozencwaig, Embassy Secretary, Embassy to Italy Representatives Dr. Roberto Martinez Medina, Adviser, Ministry of H.E. Mr. Guido Jose Mario Di Telia, Minister for Justice Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship (Head of Delegation) Armenia H.E. Dr. Raul Enrique Granillo Ocampo, Minister for Representatives Justice (Head of Delegation) H.E. Mr. Armen Baibourtian, Deputy Minister for H.E. Mr. Felix Juan Borgonovo, Ambassador Foreign Affairs (Head of Delegation) Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy to Italy (Deputy Head of Delegation) Mr. Gagik Baghdassarian, Charge d'affaires a.i., Embassy to Italy H.E. Mr. Esteban J. Caselli, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Embassy to the Holy See Mr. Shahen Avakian, Director, Legal Department, (Deputy Head of Delegation) Ministry of Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. Orlando R. Rebagliati, Ambassador Mr. Karen Nazarian, Permanent Representative to the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary; Legal Adviser, United Nations, Geneva Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship (Deputy Head of Delegation) Mr. Hovhannes Torossian, Head, International Legal Relations Department, Ministry of Justice Dr. Silvia Alejandra Fernandez de Gurmendi, Mr. Vahram Kazhoyan, Head, United Nations Desk, Embassy Counsellor, Permanent Mission, New York Department of International Organizations, Ministry of Dr. Juan Manuel Gramajo, Embassy Secretary, Office Foreign Affairs of the Legal Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship Ms. Christine M. Simone, Counsellor, Permanent Mission, New York Advisers Australia Dr. Nicolas Becerra, Attorney-General Representatives Professor Aldo Can-eras, Assistant Secretary for Population, Ministry of the Interior H.E. Mr. Alexander John Gosse Downer, MP., Minister Rear Admiral Jose Agustin Reilly, Auditor-General of the for Foreign Affairs (Head of Delegation) Armed Forces, Ministry of Defence Mr. Richard Anthony Rowe, Legal Adviser, Department Dr. German Moldes, Government Attorney, Office of the of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Deputy Head of Delegation) Attorney-General H.E. Mr. William Rory McDonald Steele, Ambassador, Dr. Mariano A. Ciafardini, National Director of Criminal Embassy to Italy Policy, Ministry of Justice Dr. Maria del Carmen Seoane de Chiodi, Director of Alternate Representatives International Legal Aid, Department of Legal Affairs, Mr. Mark Brandon Jennings, Senior Government Lawyer, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Criminal Law Division, Attorney-General's Department Worship Air Commodore Geoffrey James Skillen, Ms. Alicia Pierini, President, Human Rights Director-General, Defence Force Legal Services, Commission, City of Buenos Aires Legislature Department of Defence Dr. Eugenio Maria Curia, Minister Plenipotentiary, Colonel Donald George Higgins, Director, Peacekeeping Head of International Affairs, Ministry of Justice and Arms Control, International Policy Division, Dr. Fabricio Guariglia, Head, Department of Policy Department of Defence Planning, Department of Criminal Policy, Ministry of Ms. Cathrine Lisa Steains, Executive Officer, Legal Justice Branch, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Dr. Eduardo Antonio Zuain, Embassy Secretary, Ms. Indira Justyne Rosenthal, Government Lawyer, Embassy to Italy Attorney-General's Department List of delegations Advisers Mr. Rustam Mamedov, Head of Division, Executive Administration of the President of the Republic Mr. Michael Peter Floyd Smith, Chief of Staff, Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Zaver Kafarov, Head of Department, Ministry of Justice Mr. Gregory Andrew Hunt, Senior Adviser, Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Raouf Gouliyev, Head of Division, Supreme Court Mr. Phillip Stonehouse, Counsellor, Embassy to Italy Mr. Erkin Gadyrov, Human Rights Expert, Baku State University Professor Timothy Lloyd Hearnden McCormack, Australian Red Cross, Professor of International Bahamas Humanitarian Law, University of Melbourne Representative Mr. Gerry John Simpson, Senior Lecturer/Associate Dean, Faculty of Law, Australian National University Mr. George P. Stewart, Director-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. John Joseph Costanzo, Queensland State Representative Bahrain Ms. Helen Julia Brady, New South Wales State Representatives Representative H.E. Shaikh Abdullah Bin Khalid AI-Khalifa, Minister Austria for Justice and Islamic Affairs (Head of Delegation) Representatives Counsellor Muhammed Mustafa Barghesh, Vice-President of The High Court of Appeal H.E. Mr. Nikolaus Michalek, Federal Minister for Justice (Head of Delegation) Colonel Issa Abdulla Bokhouah, General Prosecutor, Ministry of the Interior H.E. Mr. Franz Cede, Ambassador, Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Sallah Ali Al Madani, Director-General, Legal Affairs Directorate, Ministry of Cabinet Affairs and Professor Gerhard Hafner, Federal Ministry of Foreign Information Affairs Mr. Abdulaziz Mohamed Al Rashed Al-Benall, Legal Dr. Andreas Schmidinger, Counsellor, Embassy to Italy Counsellor, Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs Dr. Alexander Grubmayr, First Secretary, Embassy to Shaikh Khalid Bin Ali Abdullah Al-Khalifa, Legal Italy Researcher, Ministry of Justice and Islamic Affairs Advisers Mr. Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Mulla, Counsellor, Ministry of Ms. Irene Gartner, Federal Ministry of Justice Foreign Affairs Mr. Thomas Desch, Federal Ministry of Defence Mr. Abdulhameed Ali Hassan, First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Walter Gehr, Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. Jaafar Al Sairafi, Manager, Office of the Minister for Mr. Stefan Benner, Federal Ministry of Justice Justice and Islamic Affairs Dr. Georg Stillfried, Attache, Federal Ministry of Foreign Captain Mohamed Rashed Bohomoud, Prosecution Affairs Agent, General Prosecution Department, Ministry of the ulterior Azerbaijan Bangladesh Representatives Representatives H.E. Mr. Khanlar Hajiyev, Chairman, Supreme Court (Head of Delegation) H.E. Mr. Mohammad Zamir, Ambassador, Embassy to Italy (Head of Delegation) H.E. Mr. Eldar Kouliyev, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative to the United H.E. Mr. A. K .H. Morshed, Ambassador, Expert in Nations (Deputy Head of Delegation) International Law List of delegations Ms. Saida Muna Tasneem, Senior Assistant Secretary Mr. S. Corthout, Deputy Counsellor, Ministry of Justice (United Nations), Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mr. G. Dive, Deputy Counsellor, Ministry of Justice Mr. M. Mejbahuddin, Counsellor, Embassy to Italy Mr. C. Gossiaux, Deputy Legal Adviser, Ministry of Ms. Mashfee Binte Shams, First Secretary, Embassy National Defence to Italy Mr. Michel Peetermans, Counsellor, Embassy to Italy Barbados Mr. Sadi Paul Brancart, First Secretary Representatives Ms. Claudia De Maesschalck, Adviser to the Minister's Office Hon. David Simmons, Q.C., M.P., Attorney-General (Head of Delegation) Mr. Geert Muylle, Adviser to the Minister's
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