British lawyer Dapo Akande wins seat on UN International Court of Justice
Dapo Akande is elected as one of the ICJ's 15 judges for a minimum nine-year term, nearly a decade after the last British judge lost re-election.

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The Guardian reports that British international lawyer Dapo Akande has been elected to the UN International Court of Justice as one of 15 judges for at least nine years, almost a decade after Sir Christopher Greenwood lost re-election in 2017.
British lawyer Dapo Akande wins seat on UN International Court of Justice ↗Dapo Akande is elected as one of the ICJ's 15 judges for a minimum nine-year term, nearly a decade after the last British judge lost re-election.
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