International Law - Human Rights

List TWO other terms that can be used to describe international conventions

Which of the following are features of international law? (Hint: more than one correct answer)

• Requires consideration

• Must be signed by authorised representative of the nation wishing to rely on it

• Must clearly set out terms

• Must be entered into voluntarily

What was the reason for the Geneva Convention and one of its main outcomes?

Bilateral treaties are

• binding agreements between two nations

• non-binding agreements between two nations

• non-binding agreements between several nations

• binding agreements between several nations

Define the term 'accession'

Select the United Nation's emblem

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Define the term 'ratification'

In 1899, the _____ __________, established the Permanent Court of Arbitrations as a venue for peaceful resolution of international disputes. Note- this did not prevent WW1 or WW2. This however did give rise to the creation of the United Nations in 1945 and later the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

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Define the term 'reservation'

An international treaty first becomes legally enforceable in Australia when:

• enough nations adopt the treaty

• the Australian Government signs the treaty

• the Australian Government ratifies the treaty

• Commonwealth legislation is passed giving effect to the treaty