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Concepts of International Law (8)
Sovereignty
Extradition
Diplomatic immunity
Rule of Law
Innocent until proven guilty
Precedence
Signatory
Ratification
Governmental Organizations
The United Nations
The WTO (World Trade Organization)
What do NGO’s do?
Monitor how countries implement their treaties, send a “shadow report” to UN security board.
NGO’s
Amnesty International, HR watch, RC
Sources of International Law (4)
Treaties
Customary Laws
Legal Principles
Past Judicial Positions
Enforcement Measures
Economic sanctions
Boycotting trade
Trade Embargoes
Arrest/Trial/Prosecution (ICC)
Peacekeeping Operation Mandates
Consent of all parties
Impartiality
Non-Use of Force (bar defence of self/mandate)
What is the ICJ?
International Court of Justice — Est. 1945/’46
15 perm members, sit for 9 yrs
What is the UDHR?
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
A UN convention [est.’48]
Non-binding to state members, acts as blueprint
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.
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.