International Organisations Flashcards

1
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List the principle organs of the United Nations

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-GA
-SC
Secretariat
Economic and Social Council
ICJ
-Trusteeship Counci
-Art 7. UN charter

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2
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Can specialised agencies go to the ICJ?

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-Yes, to ask for advisoury opinions

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3
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Can states ask for advisoury opinions at the ICJstsst?

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-No

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4
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What is the criteria of being acknowledged as an international organisation

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-ARIO definition
1. Intl. legal personality
-shown thru dist. org.
-autonomous from mem. (not just mem coming tgthr)\
-think G20
2.Governed under intl. law
- e.g: created

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5
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What are the powers of the UN General Assembly?

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-Non-binding rec.
-smaller bodies under it which deal with specific issues
-e.g: HRC

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6
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Explain what derivative legal personality means

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-derived from another entity with legal personality
-e.g: UN established through other states establ. it

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7
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List the important cases for this topic

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-WHO Nuclear Weapons Opinion
-Reparations opinion

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What are the legal powers of the Security Council?

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-Make binding decisions (Art. 25 UNC)
-but depend on which category
-Chapter VI of the charter–> peaceful settlement of d. –> not binding
-Chapter VII of the Charter–> threats 2 peace,aggression–> binding

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10
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What is the principle which encompasses the competences of international organisations?

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Principle of speciality

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11
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What did the WHO Nuclear Weapons case conclude about the principle of speciality

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1.IOs gov. by princ. o spec.
2. limits of comp–> their sphere, the interests whose promo states gave 2 them

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12
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What is the case concerning the principle of speciality

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-WHO Nuclear Weapons Opinion

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13
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Explain what express powers of International Organisations are?

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-conf. by exp. statement
-in constitu. instruments (in treaties themselves)
-WHO Nuclear Weapons, C. 25

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14
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Explain what implied powers are

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-Subsidiary powers
-not express. provided for
-but necess. 2 perform fucntions
- WHO Nuclear Weapons Opinion, C. 25
-MAKE SURE TO TAG IN YELLOW BOOK

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15
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What did the Namibia Opinion conclude about resolutions?

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-Language is decisive
–> decides: decision (BINDING)
–> shall–> imperative (BINDING)

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16
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Does the GA have the legal power to adopt decisions binding upon the members?

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-Int. Sphere: yes, dec. taken in regards to int. funct. of UN are binding
-Extrnal phere–> nope, sometimes only in certain and specific situations

17
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What is the article which requires member states to follow the decisions of the security council?

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-Art. 25 UNC

18
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Case relating to CIL and UNGA resolutions?

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-Nicaragua case

19
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Who said UNGA resolutions enhance authority (of CIL) by using certain titles (formulation)

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-UN, Office of Legal Affairs

20
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GA declarations cab be a form of…

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CIL

21
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Explain the criteria for GA declarations as CIL

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Opinio Juris
-Criteria for analysis
1. analysis of text, normatic character
2. voting pattern (s) of resolutions
3. Explanations of vote (before and after)

State practice
-pre-existing practice
-post resolution practice