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Access to Justice and International Organisations Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 March 2022
If IOs comply with their international legal obligation to provide an appropriate mode of dispute resolution to private persons they impact, there will be little need for national courts to take jurisdiction in claims against IOs. An appropriate DRM must deliver justice independently, impartially and fairly. What precisely these key component fair trial guarantees require was set out in Chapter 2. That discussion can prove of much benefit to IOs wishing to establish fair trial compliant internal justice systems, as well as to all those who may be required to assess the quality of justice delivered at an institutional DRM. In the end, whether a dispute is resolved at an institutional DRM, through an arbitral process or through another mode of dispute resolution, justice must be delivered consistently with the right to a fair trial as developed in IHRL. This book does not state a preference for what type of DRM IOs should establish.
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