Abstract

The court has decided to order new provisional measures of protection in the case concerning Certain Activities Carried out by Nicaragua in the Border Area. The author deems it appropriate to extract, from the corresponding dossier of the case, the submissions of the parties which seem to the author particularly pertinent for the consideration of the new factual situation brought to the attention of the Court. The author then moves onto the juridicoepistemological level to focus on the questions of the configuration of the autonomous legal regime of Provisional Measures of Protection. In doing so, the author addresses the task of international tribunals, and a reassuring jurisprudential construction. The author overviews the on-going construction of an autonomous legal regime of provisional measures of protection. The proceedings of the case have demonstrated the importance of holding public sittings of the international court of justice (ICJ).Keywords: autonomous legal regime; border area; international court of justice (ICJ); international tribunals; juridicoepistemological level; Nicaragua; provisional measures

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