Summary

The Appeal Tribunal is a judicial commission to challenge the judgments of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal established by the United Nations General Assembly under the new internal justice system in 2009. The Tribunal also considers the decisions of the Pension Board and the decisions of agencies and organizations that have accepted the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal through agreements Held with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, and Seat of The Tribunal is Located in New York as well as has offices in Geneva and Nairobi.

The Appeal Tribunal is composed of seven judges elected by the General Assembly on the recommendation of the Internal Justice Council, which has an important role in the selection of the judges of the Court as well as its advisory opinions regarding the application of the Internal Justice at the United Nations. Judges are selected after direct individual candidacy which is announced in International Newspapers.

And The General Assembly of the United Nations can isolate the judges of the Court of Appeal in cases of misconduct and disrespect, and the judges can resign as soon as the General Assembly is notified by the Secretary-General.

The Appeal Tribunal has personal and objective jurisdiction as provided for in its Statute.

The Tribunal took into Consideration the Place of work of the international staff at the time of the suit, it has been Given for the employee should bring the case before the office of the court closest to his place of work, with the possibility of transferring the case to any office to which the employee wishes to file the case.

The court shall issue its judgments in accordance with a specific mechanism and form, and which shall be in written in the Applicable

 Languages ​​of the United Nations.

 The Tribunal shall issue its judgment either by revocation, in-kind execution or compensation, and may Return the Judgment it the Tribunal that Issued it for reconsideration.

The Tribunal may and notwithstanding of its Judgments Final, review its judgment by reconsidering it or by requesting its interpretation or application for execution by issuing an executive order if the judgment is enforceable during a particular period.