Responses to World Order (HSC SSCE Legal Studies): Flashcards
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State sovereignty
State sovereignty
Right to exercise complete legal authority over territory/pop
Chapter VII powers
Chapter VII powers
UNSC authority to override sovereignty for peace threats
Permanent Five UNSC members
Permanent Five UNSC members
France, UK, China, Russia, USA
Jus cogens
Jus cogens
Compelling law binding all states regardless of consent
ICC jurisdiction (3 crimes)
ICC jurisdiction (3 crimes)
Genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity
Rome Statute effective date
Rome Statute effective date
July 2002
EU supranational meaning
EU supranational meaning
Majority vote decisions can compel states against wishes
NGOs
NGOs
Associations based on common interests, no govt connection
UN Article 51 allows
UN Article 51 allows
Use of force in self-defence
Aus Constitution s51(xxix)
Aus Constitution s51(xxix)
External affairs - only federal parliament makes such laws