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Julia Sebutinde

ICJ vice-president — international judge · Uganda

Affiliated with International Court of Justice (ICJ)

Intergovernmental (UN)

Vice-President of the International Court of Justice; Ugandan judge noted for dissenting in the South Africa v. Israel provisional-measures order (2024).

Financing

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Money source

ICJ judge emoluments under UN system.

Institutional alignment

ICJ vice-presidency; elected judge (Uganda).

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Disclosures & conflicts

Dissented on key provisional measures in South Africa v. Israel — a matter of public record in the Court's orders. National election to the bench; vice-presidency is an administrative role within the Court.

Credibility & caveats

Senior ICJ judge; separate opinions are part of the judicial record.

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