Evolution of the international civil servant institution

Ladislau Levente Koble and Cosmin Marius Iordache

Academic Journal of Law and Governance, 2013, vol. 1, issue 1, 44-55

Abstract: The juridical system of a state can contain norms which can generate obstructions for the activities of international civil servants. Thus, the international civil servant is immune to position or attitude changes made by the member state in international issues. The immunity granted for the official acts of an international civil servant continues to be valid even after the contract between the international organization and the civil servant ceases to exist). Privileges and immunities granted to international civil servants aim to promote the interests of international organization and have a different character compared to diplomatic immunities. They ensure the independence of an international organization against member states and protect the international civil servants.

Date: 2013
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