LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 5 Public International Law and Human Rights Dec 2012 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 25 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsQ.1) Q.1: Answer in one or two sentences (20 Marks)
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a) Define International LawRead the model answer
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b) What is CEDAW?Read the model answer
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c) What is Continental Shelf?Read the model answer
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d) Write two functions of the National Human Rights CommissionRead the model answer
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e) What is the object of UNICEF?Read the model answer
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f) Give two landmark judgments on Rights of WomenRead the model answer
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g) What is non-intervention?Read the model answer
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h) What is Jus Cogens?Read the model answer
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i) What is mediation?Read the model answer
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j) What is ILO? State two objects of ILORead the model answer
Q.2) Q.2: Short notes (any four) (20 Marks)
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a) Directive Principles of State Policy and Human RightsRead the model answer
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b) Role of NGO's in India and Human rightsRead the model answer
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c) American Convention on Human RightsRead the model answer
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d) International Court of JusticeRead the model answer
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e) National Commission for MinoritiesRead the model answer
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f) Human Rights of Prisoners and Indian ConstitutionRead the model answer
Q.3) Q.3: Situational problems (any two) (12 Marks)
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1) A small girl child was found abandoned on a railway platform. Some travelers informed the Railway Police. The child was taken into custody and sent to Children Home. (a) What rights are enumerated in the Indian Constitution for children? (b) What is the Indian position on the Convention of Rights of Child?Read the model answer
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2) A cyclist on world tour visits India. He aims to explore India through his cycle expedition. After one week he goes missing. His parents come to India to search for him. (a) Are fundamental rights available to non-citizens? Explain (b) In the light of the above situation, explain the duties of the State/Government towards foreign nationalsRead the model answer
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3) Nepal is a land locked state which has no access to sea. There are several such other states in the world that are land-locked states. (a) Do the Land locked states enjoy free access to the sea? Explain (b) What term is used for the state which allows its territory to be used by the landlocked states? (c) Give names of Conventions which provide for use of sea to the land locked states.Read the model answer
Q.4) Q.4: Answer any four (48 Marks)
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a) Define Human Rights? Explain the role of Supreme Court in upliftment of the Rights of peopleRead the model answer
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b) What is a treaty? Discuss the significance of a treaty in International Scenario?Read the model answer
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c) "Right to clean and healthy environment is a fundamental right" Explain with the help of case lawsRead the model answer
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d) What is Recognition? Write the types of recognition. Discuss with help of examples.Read the model answer
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e) What is law of sea? State and explain the importance of law of sea in today's political scenario.Read the model answer
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f) Discuss the sources of International Law.Read the model answer
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