Origins and development of international law and institutions (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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What are civil and political rights also known as?

Negative freedoms or first-generation

What is a key weakness of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

Non-binding in international law

How many member states does the European Court of Human Rights have?

47 member states

When was the International Court of Justice established and how many judges does it have?

1945 with 15 judges

When was the Rome Statute established and when did the ICC become effective?

1998 and 2002

How many convictions had the ICC achieved by 2019?

9 convictions

How many P5 members have not ratified the Rome Statute?

3 P5 members

How many convictions resulted from the Rwanda genocide tribunal?

61 convictions

When was Charles Taylor convicted by the Special Court for Sierra Leone?

2012

What sentence did Bosco Ntaganda receive for war crimes and crimes against humanity?

30 years

From what date does the ICC have jurisdiction over crimes?

July 1, 2002

How many individuals did the ICTR (Rwanda) convict?

50 individuals

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