Treaty Articles For Final Exam Flashcards
UN Charter - Article 1
The purposes of the United Nations
UN Charter - Article 2(1)
The principle of sovereign equality
UN Charter - Article 2(2)
The principle of good faith fulfillment of obligations
UN Charter - Article (3)+33
The principle of peaceful resolution of conflicts
UN Charter - Article 2(4)
The prohibition on the use of force
UN Charter - Article 2(7)
The principle of non-intervention
UN Charter - Article 41
UNSC power to authorize economic sanctions
UN Charter - Article 42
UNSC power to authorize the use of force
UN Charter - Article 51
The inherent right for individual or collective self defense
UN Charter - Article 103
The supremacy of the charter over any other treaty
UN Charter - Article 105
Privileges and immunities of the UN and its Representatives
OST - Article 1
All uses of outer space must be for the benefit of all countries
OST - Article 2
Outer space is not subject to national appropriation
OST - Article 3
All uses of outer space must be in accordance with the UN Charter
OST - Article 4
All uses of outer space must serve peaceful purposes
OST - Article 9
All uses of outer space must adhere to the principle of cooperation
OST - Article 11
Obligation to inform UNSG on all activities in outer space
CC - Article 1
States enjoy exclusive sovereignty over their territorial airspace
CC - Article 2
Definition of state territory for the purpose of the CC
CC - Article 3
State aircrafts require territorial state’s authorization for flying
CC - Article 4
Obligation not to misuse civil aviation for purposes not in line with CC
CC - Article 8
Pilotless aircrafts (UAVs) require territorial state’s authorization for flying
CC - Article 36
States may prohibit photographic apparatus in aircrafts over territory
UNCLOS - Article 17
Right of Innocent Passage (IP) through the TS (Territorial Sea)
UNCLOS - Article 18
Meaning of Passage
UNCLOS - Article 19
Meaning of IP (Innocent Passage) including list of actions prejudicial to peace & good order
UNCLOS - Article 20
In TS (territorial sea) submarines are required to navigate on the surface and show flag