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The concept of "due diligence" in the International Law of the Sea refers to:

• The obligation of states to take appropriate measures to prevent and control marine pollution.

• The responsibility of flag states to ensure the safety of their vessels.

• The duty of states to cooperate in the conservation and management of marine resources.

• All of the above

When was the Paris Convention for the Protection of Submarine Cables signed?

• 1884

• 1856

• 1809

• 1663

What was the primary focus of international treaties in the early 20th century

• Maritime pollution

• Slavery and piracy

• Territorial disputes

• Trade agreements

Which of the following is NOT a function of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS)?

• To settle disputes concerning the interpretation or application of UNCLOS.

• To provide advisory opinions on legal questions related to the law of the sea.

• To provide advisory opinions on legal questions related to the law of the sea.

• All of the above are functions of ITLOS

Which of the following is a key objective of the International Law of the Sea?

• To establish a legal order for the oceans.

• To promote sustainable development of marine resources.

• To protect the marine environment.

• All of the above.

The International Law of the Sea plays a crucial role in:

• Promoting peaceful uses of the oceans.

• Balancing the interests of coastal states and other users of the sea.

• Protecting the marine environment.

• All of the above.

What is the breadth of the territorial sea?

• 12 nautical miles.

• 200 nautical miles.

• 50 nautical miles.

• 24 nautical miles.

What is the fundamental principle concerning the use of the High Seas?

• For military purposes

• For peaceful purposes

• For exclusive national use

• For commercial exploitation

What is the primary focus of the International Law of the Sea?

• Regulating fishing quotas in international waters.

• Regulating fishing quotas in international waters.

• Defining the legal rights and responsibilities of nations in maritime areas.

• Setting standards for ship construction and safety.

The International Law of the Sea is considered a(n)

• Sub-branch of international trade law.

• Independent branch of international law.

• Subset of environmental law.

• Extension of criminal law at sea.