ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE OAU GENERAL CONVENTION ON PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES — Rwanda law | Esheria

ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE OAU GENERAL CONVENTION ON PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES

This article defines “Official” and “Expert” for the protocol.

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Rwanda
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mul
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certificate cancellation compliance contract disputes deposit of instrument document deposit governance government reporting international notification notification to parties official immunity official status official travel organizational missions passports and laissez-passer personnel protections privileges and immunities protocol termination travel certificate issuance treaty accession treaty amendments visa processing

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This article defines “Official” and “Expert” for the protocol. This article gives listed Organization officials and some senior officers immunities, exemptions, and related privileges, and requires the Organization and its Agencies to cooperate with Member State authorities. Certain mission experts and agency officials who are not nationals of a member state receive mission-related immunities and privileges. Experts and officials receive privileges and immunities for the Organization of African Unity’s benefit, and the Secretary General may waive immunity when justice would otherwise be impeded and the waiver would not harm the organization. The Organization of African Unity may issue laissez-passer to agency officials, member-state authorities must recognize them as valid travel documents, and visa requests for holders should be handled quickly.