Background
NORGAARD, Carl was born on September 15, 1924 in Denmark. Son of Edvard Norgaard and Jensine Kristine Kristensen.
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Carl Aage Norgaard
Carl Aage Norgaard, Danish law educator. Decorated Danish Grand Cross; German Grand Order of Merit with star and sash; recipient French Prix de la Tolerance, 1998. Served to lieutenant Danish Army, 1945-1947.
Education
CandJur, University Aarhus, Denmark, 1954. DrJur, University Aarhus, Denmark, 1962. Postgraduate, University Cambridge, England, 1955.
Postgraduate, Institute International Studies, Geneva, 1960. DrJur (honorary), University Lund, Sweden, 1994.
Career
Assistant University Aarhus, 1955-1958, lecturer, 1958-1964, professor law, 1964-1991. Member European Commission of Human Rights, Strasbourg, France, 1973-1995, vice president, 1976—1981, president, 1981—1995. Member, chairman various Danish law preparing committees.
Independent jurist with regard to release of political prisoners in Namibia, United Nations, 1989-1990. Consultant South African Ministry of Justice, 1994-1996.
Works
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Other Work
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The Position of the Individual in International Law, 1962. Administrative Law Procedure, 1972, 5th edition (with J. Garde and K. Revsbech), 2001. Co-author: Administration and Citizens, 1973, second edition, 1984.Contributor articles to professional journals.
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Membership
European Commission, of Human Rights since 1973, Second.
Interests
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Rowing, gardening.
Connections
Married Hedvig Hauberg, March 17, 1951. 1 child, Helene Hauberg Lehrmann.
- Father:
- Edvard Norgaard
- Mother:
- Jensine Kristine Kristensen
- Spouse:
- Hedvig Hauberg
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Born
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Died
June 16, 2009 (aged 84) -
Nationality
Danish -
Ethnicity
Education
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1954
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1962
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1955
University Cambridge , Postgraduated -
1960
Institute International Studies , Postgraduated -
1994
Career
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1973 - 1995
Awards
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Decorated Danish Grand Cross. German Grand Order of Merit with star and sash. Recipient French Prix de la Tolerance, 1998.Decorated Danish Grand Cross. German Grand Order of Merit with star and sash. Recipient French Prix de la Tolerance, 1998.