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Frequently Asked Questions: Researching Treaties

What are conventions, protocols and exchanges of notes?

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Convention - implies a multilateral treaty e.g. European Convention on Human Rights.

   
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Protocol - usually indicates a treaty which amends or supplements an earlier principal treaty e.g. the protocols amending/supplementing the European Convention on Human Rights since it was made in 1950.

   

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Exchange of notes - usually a bilateral agreement on a subject of no great general importance.

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