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26 Aug 2009

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International Commission of Jurists

South Africa - ICJ Petitions Arbitral Tribunal on an investment dispute for leave to intervene as a non-disputing party- Case Foresti et al v South Africa

On 19 August the ICJ filed a petition for leave to intervene before the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Arbitral Tribunal that deals with the case Foresti et al v Republic of South Africa. The case presents important implications for the right to non-discrimination and the need to repair the damage done by decades of Apartheid policies in South Africa.