International Court of Justice Judges Wear Uniform Robes
International court jurisdictions were established to compel nations, including the United States. The International Court of Justice has at least 15 judges, each from a different country and cultural background. Presenting facts in a universally understandable manner is for judges to connect with individuals from diverse regions like China, South Africa, England, France, and Russia. Judges at the International Court of Justice wear sober black robes with white lace jabots during hearings. In contrast, lawyers appearing before the court wear the national costumes of their respective countries.
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France Culture
“pas toujours. Alors, les juridictions internationales sont nées pour contraindre les États-Unis. En fait, devant la Cour internationale de justice, on a au moins 15 juges. Ils sont de 15 pays différents, de 15 cultures différentes. Et donc, on doit raconter les faits, raconter les histoires d'une façon qui est compréhensible pour tout le monde.”
France Culture
“L'émane de la Cour porte des robes noires très sobres avec ses jabots blancs en dentelle de Bruxelles. Tous les juges portent le même costume, le même habille pendant des audiences.”
France Culture
“Devant la Cour international du justice, le règle c'est qu'on porte”
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