Francisco Jose Aguilar-Urbina

Education

University of Costa Rica (Master of Laws, with honors, 1981). Harvard Law School (Master of Laws, 1987). Spoken languages: Spanish, English, French, German.

Career

Worked at Daremblum Asociados, Abogados (San Jose) specializing in Constitutional Law, International Law, International Human Rights Litigation, International Business Transactions, Administrative Law, Negotiation, Conflict Resolution, Political Risk Analysis. Admitted to the bar, 1985. Fulbright Fellow; University of Cambridge.

Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University.

The Hague Academy of International Law. Georgetown University Law Center.

Université de Grenoble. Labour: United Nations: Member, Human Rights Committee, 1989-1997.

Chairman, 1995-1997; Rapporteur, 1993-1995.

And Vice-Chairman, 1991-1993. Universidad Nacional, School of Foreign Affairs, Costa Rica: Professor of Law. United Nations: Advisor to the Assistant Secretary General for Human Rights, 1992.

Member: Costa Rican Bar Association.

Costa Rican Academy of International Law. American Society of International Law.

Achievements

• Francisco Jose Aguilar-Urbina has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, Human Rights Committee, 1989-1997. Chairman, 1995-1997; Rapporteur, 1993-1995. And Vice-Chairman, 1991-1993.

Universidad Nacional, School of Foreign Affairs, Costa Rica: Professor of Law.

United Nations: Advisor to the Assistant Secretary General for Human Rights, 1992. Member: Costa Rican Bar Association.

Costa Rican Academy of International Law. American Society of International Law.