fy l,ladagascar and Chlle. fzl Trlbunal arbltral pour la d6llmltatlon de la frontibre maritime Guinde-cuin6e-BlEsau, sencence of 14 February 199s, para. 56. l,!!./ Ibid. , para. 88. I?/ International Court of Juatlce, Reports of Judgnenbsr 19851 for theoP€ratlve part of the Judgnent, see ncase concerning thC a;ntinental shelf - tlbyanArab Janabir lya-Malta', para. 79. !q/ Ibial. , para. 33. !!.,/ Ibfd_., para. 39. Z9/ rbLd., pata. 34. 2L/ tbi9.. pata. 77. ?rl rbid. ' pata. 77. 3!,,/ Ibld., L952, "Case concerning the continentat shelf: Tunisia-Libvan ArabJrnahiriyar, para. IO 7. 23/ !btd., 1985, 'Case concernlng the continental shelf - Libyan ArabJ|nahi.rita-Ualtan, para. 50.vro/e23 English Page 43 Notea (continued) 41 For lta reports, 6ee the fnternational Labour Conference, sixty-nlnthsession (1983), report III, part 4(A)t sevenciech session (1994), report III,part tl(A) t seventy-first session, (1985), report III, part 4(A). 29/ Fot a conpreheneive account of the history of the London Dumping Convention (LDC), contalnlng the proviaiona of the @nvention and a completelisting of the decisions nade by Consultative Meetings (1975 to 1984), seefnternational uarltime Organization document Lrc/g/INI'.2. 28 ltay 1985. 3ll Ihe OsLo Cornmissl.on has also adoptetl cuidelineE for the allocaelon of €ubEtanceE to the annexes, almilar go those adopted for the London Durnpihg Conventl.on (LDC), anal has decld€al to amend the annexes to the 1972 ConvenEion for Ehe Preventlon of Marine pollution by Dumping fron Ships and Aircraft (Oslo Convention), rttlch will have the effect of brlnging then in some respects nore lntoline lrlth bhose of the LDC. The Oslo Comnission has also adopted decisions concerning regulrements for chernical analysis of different categories of dunped wasees and for prior notlflcation of intentions to lssue speclal perr0lts. AlL the Partles to the Oelo Convention are also ContracEing Partiee to the LDC (vrlth the 1985 ratlflcatlon of rhe Lrc by Belgiun)..
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international agreements and regulations related to the protection of the marine environment, particularly in the context of dumping waste at sea. The text cites various international court decisions and conventions, such as the London Dumping Convention and the Oslo Convention, which suggests a focus on environmental protection. Additionally, the text mentions the International Labour Conference and the International Court of Justice, which may indicate a broader focus on international cooperation and governance.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade