Art. 7

An international institution may be accorded privileges, immunities and facilities if it:

1. has structures similar to those of an intergovernmental organisation;
2. performs functions of a governmental nature or functions typically assigned to an intergovernmental organisation; and
3. enjoys international recognition in the international legal order, and in particular under an international treaty, a resolution of an intergovernmental organisation or a policy document adopted by a group of States.