英文摘要 |
As an incidental procedure in the litigation process, the instructing of provisional measures by the International Court of Justice is increasing rapidly since the end of the Cold War. The indication of provisional measures must meet the following requirements: (1) the ICJ has prima facie jurisdiction; (2) the subject of contending cases are facing direct danger, etc. The failure of the requested countries to appear in the Court does not prevent the ICJ from instructing provisional measures. Some of the provisional measures ordered by the ICJ have not been implemented by the countries concerned, and some may be intervened early in the substantive stage of the case. From the perspective of the countries concerned, the initiation of the procedure of indicating provisional measures should indeed be in urgent need of the situation, or it may be based on their litigation strategy or tactical considerations. From the perspective of the ICJ, the procedure of the indicating of provisional measures needs to be reformed and improved. |