Singapore Minister Visits New York to Support International Law Institutions
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Singapore's Minister for Law conducted an official visit to New York to support international law institutions. The visit, which coincided with International Law Week and the International Court of Justice elections, aimed to reaffirm Singapore's commitment to international law and strengthen legal partnerships. During the trip, the minister was set to address the UN General Assembly debate on the annual report of the United Nations.
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Why it matters
The visit underscores Singapore's advocacy for an international order that respects sovereignty and allows trade to flow. The minister reiterated that international law provides a basis for smaller states to defend their interests and resolve disputes peacefully.
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Who's involved
- SingaporeSent its Minister for Law to New York to reaffirm commitment to international law.
- International Court of JusticePrimary judicial organ of the United Nations, which is supported by the visit.
- United NationsGlobal organization whose annual report was the subject of the UN General Assembly debate.
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The entities involved
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Singapore
sovereign island country and city-state in maritime Southeast Asia
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New York
state of the United States of America
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International Court of Justice
primary judicial organ of the United Nations
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