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Basic Principles. International Organizations. ICJ & ICC. Common Heritage. Definitions. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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  1. Basic Principles International Organizations ICJ& ICC Common Heritage Definitions 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. One of themain reasons why the international community agreed to develop international law as a tool for human rights protection.

  3. What were the atrocities committed by the Nazis during WW2?

  4. The main distinction between international law and domestic law.

  5. What is the fact that international law does not work with a justice system framework and does not make laws?

  6. One of the pillars of international relations.

  7. What are treaties?

  8. NAFTA, Kyoto Protocol

  9. What are examples of treaties?

  10. The fundamental rule that the “person of a diplomatic agent shall be inviolable.”

  11. What is diplomatic immunity?

  12. The precursor to the United Nations.

  13. What is the League of Nations?

  14. The date the UN came into existence.

  15. What is October 24th, 1945?

  16. The purposes of the United Nations.

  17. What are: to maintain int’l peace & security To develop friendly relations among nations To solve international problems To promote respect for human rights To be a centre for harmonizing the actions of nations

  18. The UN’s civil service.

  19. What is the Secretariat?

  20. The major goals of this branch of the UN are to promote advancement of the territories’ inhabitants and their progressive development towards independence and self-government.

  21. What is the Trusteeship Council?

  22. The World Court

  23. What is The International Court of Justice?

  24. The dual role of the ICJ.

  25. What is to settle legal disputes between member states, andto give advisory opinions on legal questions?

  26. A condition that must be met before the ICJ hears a case.

  27. What is that if states concerned have accepted the jurisdiction of the ICJ?

  28. Crimes against humanity.

  29. What are the types of cases heard by the ICC?

  30. The conditions for a case to be heard by the ICC.

  31. What are: Member states must accept the court’s jurisdiction The crime was committed in a country that has accepted the court’s jurisdiction The case is referred by the Security Council

  32. The portion of the oceans open to all and under no state’s sovereignty.

  33. What are the high seas?

  34. The doctrine that no state may subject any part of the high seas to its sovereignty.

  35. What is non-appropriation?

  36. An accommodation made to protect the international community’s interest in navigation.

  37. What is innocent passage?

  38. The organization created to protect civil aviation.

  39. What is the International Civil Aviation Organization?

  40. Area of the world that has been historically uninhabited by humans that has been designated as a protected zone.

  41. What is Antarctica?

  42. The right to govern a territory and apply laws.

  43. What is state sovereignty?

  44. A common pattern that has emerged over time to become binding in international law.

  45. What is customary law?

  46. Sending a person back to a country where he or she has been charged with a crime.

  47. What is extradition?

  48. Seeking protection in an embassy of another country when you fear for your safety.

  49. What is diplomatic asylum?

  50. Standards, customs, or accepted practices.

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