United Nations and International Laww

United Nations headquarters are located in...

• New York

• Doha

• Brussels

• London

Which of the following is not an agency of UN?

• UNICEF

• NATO

• UNDP

• ILO

List 1 goal of United Nations

United Nations was created in ...

• 1945

• 1989

• 1917

• 1927

The role of the secretariat is to..

• the executive branch of the UN which oversees programmes and policies, as well as day-to-day operations

• committee system that conducts programs in medicine, education and social needs

• Responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, enforced through resolutions

• Hears cases brought by nations against each others in territorial disputes, human rights violations and trade disagreements

The role of the Security Council is to..

• the executive branch of the UN which oversees programmes and policies, as well as day-to-day operations

• committee system that conducts programs in medicine, education and social needs

• Responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, enforced through resolutions

• Hears cases brought by nations against each others in territorial disputes, human rights violations and trade disagreements

The role of the International Court of Justice is to..

• the executive branch of the UN which oversees programmes and policies, as well as day-to-day operations

• committee system that conducts programs in medicine, education and social needs

• Responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, enforced through resolutions

• Hears cases brought by nations against each others in territorial disputes, human rights violations and trade disagreements

The role of the Economic and Social Council is to..

• the executive branch of the UN which oversees programmes and policies, as well as day-to-day operations

• committee system that conducts programs in medicine, education and social needs

• Responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, enforced through resolutions

• Hears cases brought by nations against each others in territorial disputes, human rights violations and trade disagreements

Define International Law...

.... include the primary rules and roles of international society, without which society among sovereign states could not exist. The most commonly recognized of these is the norm of sovereignty, which holds that within the state, power of authority are centralized and hierarchical, and outside the state no higher authority exists. The norm of sovereignty is supported by auxiliary norms (right to self-determination and the norm of non-intervention).

• Constitutional institutions...

• Fundamental institutions...

• Issue specific institutions...