Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

The following resolution of the UN Security Council obliges member states to prohibit terrorist funding and designate terrorist organizations:

UNSCR 1373 obliges UN member states to combat terrorism by prohibiting funding and designating terrorist organizations.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

According to the United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea, the breadth of Exclusive Economic Zones shall not extend beyond:

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea establishes a 200-nautical-mile limit for Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ).
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

The Montevideo Convention 1933:

The Montevideo Convention defines the rights and duties of states, including criteria for statehood.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

The task of the United Nations Peace Keepers is to:

UN Peacekeepers are tasked with maintaining law and order in conflict zones, not directly engaging in warfare.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

The Just War doctrine was repudiated after the entry into force of:

The Kellog-Briand Pact of 1928 repudiated the Just War doctrine by condemning the use of war for resolving disputes.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

United Nations Convention against Torture 1984 prohibits acts of torture committed by:

The Convention primarily addresses acts of torture by state actors, including occupying forces.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

Which of the following conventions encourages state parties to reward indigenous knowledge?

The UN Convention on Bio-Diversity encourages states to reward and protect indigenous knowledge.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

Which one of the laws is not a source of International Law?

International Financial Transactions are not considered a source of International Law.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

Dolus Specialis refers to:

Dolus Specialis refers to the specific intent required for the crime of genocide.
Johar Ayub HISTORY   -   International Law

Extradition proceedings are based on:

Extradition proceedings are typically based on the principle of reciprocity between states.

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