Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Piracy is a crime within the jurisdiction of the:

A. Flag State. B. Offender's State. C. All the States. D. None of these.

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Piracy is a universal crime, and any state can exercise jurisdiction over it, regardless of where it occurs.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Jus Soli is a principle associated with:

A. Extradition. B. Nationality. C. Asylum. D. None of these.

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Jus Soli is the principle that determines nationality or citizenship based on the place of birth.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Select the name that is considered to be the father of International Law:

A. Oppenheim. B. Hugo Grotius. C. Suarez. D. None of these.

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Hugo Grotius is widely regarded as the father of international law.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Select the meaning of the principle of rebus sic stantibus:

A. There is not a crime without Law. B. A treaty must be adhered to faithfully. C. A fundamental change of circumstances. D. None of these.

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The principle of rebus sic stantibus allows for treaties to be terminated or altered due to a fundamental change in circumstances.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Remedies for unlawful use of force include:

A. Restoration of territory, reparations, and apology. B. Monetary compensation, ceding territory, and exchange of prisoners. C. Both (A) & (B). D. None of these.

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Remedies for unlawful use of force can include restoration of territory, reparations, and a formal apology.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Which of the following represent military targets:

A. Monuments of martyrs. B. Prisons. C. Camps for sick and wounded. D. None of these.

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Prisons can be considered military targets under certain circumstances, especially if used by the military.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Jus ad bellum refers to:

A. Law during warfare. B. Law regulating the decision to go to war. C. Law after the outbreak of war. D. None of these.

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Jus ad bellum is the body of law that regulates the justification for the initiation of war.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Universal jurisdiction is exercised on the basis of:

A. Seriousness of the crime. B. Universal abhorrence of the crime. C. Universal prevalence of the crime. D. None of these.

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Universal jurisdiction is exercised because certain crimes, such as genocide, are considered abhorrent by the international community.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

Aut dedere aut judicare obligation requires states to:

A. Incarcerate the fugitive. B. Extradite or prosecute the fugitive. C. Request Interpol to capture the fugitive. D. None of these.

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The principle of aut dedere aut judicare requires states to either extradite or prosecute individuals accused of certain serious crimes.

Johar Ayub HISTORY - International Law

The UN Convention against Corruption 2006 encourages member states to make laws aimed at protecting:

A. Whistleblowers. B. Witnesses. C. Both (A) & (B). D. None of these.

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The UN Convention against Corruption encourages the protection of both whistleblowers and witnesses.