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Wako elected to UN Law Commission
Former Attorney-general Amos Wako has been elected to the United Nations' International Law Commission.
The 193 members General Assembly of the United Nations handed Wako a 5-year term beginning January 2012.
Many people had expected him to run for either the governorship of Busia County or some other political position in the devolved new Kenya.
Voting by way of secret ballot, the Assembly elected a total of 34†members of the International Law Commission. They constituted nine nationals from Africa, eight from Asia, three from Eastern European, six from Latin American and Caribbean States; and eight nationals from Western European or Other States. Read more »
The 193 members General Assembly of the United Nations handed Wako a 5-year term beginning January 2012.
Many people had expected him to run for either the governorship of Busia County or some other political position in the devolved new Kenya.
Voting by way of secret ballot, the Assembly elected a total of 34†members of the International Law Commission. They constituted nine nationals from Africa, eight from Asia, three from Eastern European, six from Latin American and Caribbean States; and eight nationals from Western European or Other States. Read more »
