The Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organization

A contribution by Junior Geysens

The Administrative Tribunal of the International Labour Organization is the oldest administrative court at the international level and, more generally, one of the oldest international institutions. It was established in 1927 and deals with labor disputes between international civil servants and international organizations. With more than 5,000 judgments to date, it is also by far the most productive international administrative court. Nevertheless, the Tribunal is little known among practitioners of administrative law.

Junior Geysens therefore wrote an article about this Tribunal and its importance for international administrative law for the blog of the Review of European Administrative Law.

Read the full article here.