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    • Protocol Instituting a Conciliation and Good Offices Commission to be Responsible for Seeking the Settlement of any Disputes which may Arise between States Parties to the Convention against Discrimination in Education. Paris, 10 December 1962.1

    States Date of deposit of instrument Type of instrument
    1Denmark04/10/1963Ratification
    2United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland08/01/1964Acceptance
    3France24/04/1964Ratification
    4Philippines19/11/1964Acceptance
    5Madagascar21/12/1964Ratification
    6Malta05/01/1966Notification of succession
    7Netherlands25/03/1966Ratification
    8Italy06/10/1966Ratification
    9Panama10/08/1967Acceptance
    10Israel13/09/1967Ratification
    11Viet Nam212/06/1968Ratification
    12Niger16/07/1968Acceptance
    13Germany17/07/1968Ratification
    14Argentina17/07/1968Ratification
    15Senegal24/07/1968Ratification
    16Morocco30/08/1968Acceptance
    17Uganda09/09/1968Acceptance
    18Norway19/09/1968Acceptance
    19Costa Rica11/12/1969Ratification
    20Cyprus09/06/1970Acceptance
    21Libya09/01/1973Ratification
    22Egypt05/08/1974Acceptance
    23Australia22/08/1974Ratification
    24Portugal11/01/1982Ratification
    25Solomon Islands19/03/1982Notification of succession
    26Guatemala04/02/1983Ratification
    27Dominica14/03/1983Notification of succession
    28Saint Vincent and the Grenadines22/01/1985Notification of succession
    29Brunei Darusalaam25/01/1985Notification of succession
    30Spain26/06/1992Acceptance
    31Jordan18/12/1995Acceptance
    32Côte d'Ivoire24/11/1999Acceptance
    33South Africa09/03/2000Ratification
    34Cuba13/09/2007Ratification
    35Togo03/04/2012Ratification
    36Benin01/03/2017Ratification
    37Armenia11/12/2017Ratification

    1This Protocol entered into force on 24 October 1968. It subsequently entered into force for each State three months after the date of deposit of that State’s instrument, except in cases of notifications of succession, where the entry into force occurred on the date on which the State assumed responsibility for conducting its international relations.

    2The Democratic Republic of Viet Nam and the Republic of South Viet Nam (the latter having replaced the Republic of Viet Nam) united on 2 July 1976 to form a new State, the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam (Viet Nam). At the time of writing, the Government of Viet Nam had not yet made known its position regarding any succession.


       
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