International Law Review

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Concepts of International Law (8)

  • Sovereignty 

  • Extradition

  • Diplomatic immunity 

  • Rule of Law

  • Innocent until proven guilty 

  • Precedence

  • Signatory

  • Ratification

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Governmental Organizations

  • The United Nations

  • The WTO (World Trade Organization)

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What do NGO’s do?

Monitor how countries implement their treaties, send a “shadow report” to UN security board.

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NGO’s

Amnesty International, HR watch, RC

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Sources of International Law (4)

  • Treaties

  • Customary Laws

  • Legal Principles

  • Past Judicial Positions

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Enforcement Measures

  • Economic sanctions

  • Boycotting trade

  • Trade Embargoes

  • Arrest/Trial/Prosecution (ICC)

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Peacekeeping Operation Mandates

  • Consent of all parties

  • Impartiality

  • Non-Use of Force (bar defence of self/mandate)

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What is the ICJ?

International Court of Justice — Est. 1945/’46

15 perm members, sit for 9 yrs

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What is the UDHR?

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

A UN convention [est.’48]

Non-binding to state members, acts as blueprint

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What 2 treaties were adopted to strengthen UDHR?

In 1966 —

  • CPR (Civil/Political Rights)

  • ESC (International Convent on Economic/Social/Cultural Rights)

Added onto UDHR, these convents make up the Bill of Rights.

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What is the CPPCG

The Covenant on Prevention/Punishment of Crime Genocide

[Est. 1948] Redefines bare human dignity after the failure of WWII. Legally binding.

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