LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 5 Public International Law and Human Rights Jun 2018 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 solutions1. Q.1: Answer the following in not more than two sentences each (20 Marks)
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(a) What is a treaty contract?Read the model answer
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(b) Who according to the ICJ can interpret the provisions of the UN charter?Read the model answer
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(c) Why was John Austin the foremost critic of International law?Read the model answer
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(d) Define 'Pacta Sunt Servanda'.Read the model answer
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(e) Explain the purpose of United Nations.Read the model answer
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(f) What is CEDAW?Read the model answer
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(g) State the right to encounter ships without nationality.Read the model answer
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(h) What are the kind of Human Rights?Read the model answer
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(i) State the purpose of UNHCR.Read the model answer
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(j) On whose recommendations, the President of India appoints the Chairperson of the NHRC?Read the model answer
2. Q.2: Write short notes on any four (20 Marks)
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(a) Essentials of a mediator.Read the model answer
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(b) Composition of the International Court of Justice.Read the model answer
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(c) Exclusive Economic Zone.Read the model answer
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(d) National Commission on Minorities.Read the model answer
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(e) Role of NGOs in the protection of Human Rights.Read the model answer
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(f) Passage through International Straits.Read the model answer
3. Q.3: Answer any two of the following situational questions (12 Marks)
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(a) The owners of two separate fishing vessels sailing under the Spanish flags went to the court claiming that their ships containing fresh catch of fish had been captured by the United States. They claimed that they were not aware of the existence of war and that their vessel was fishing on the coast close to Cuba. No incriminating material like arms was found on the fishermen and they did not make any attempt to run the blockade after learning of its existence nor did they resist their arrest. (i) Name the above mentioned case which deals with customary laws. (ii) What was the decision made by the United States Court in this case?Read the model answer
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(b) In a judgment, the Supreme Court of India reinforced the argument that all the organs of the Government such as legislature, executive and judiciary must act according to the constitutional mandate of equality between men and women. (i) Mention any two landmark judgments of the Supreme Court reinforcing the right to equality for women. (ii) Mention some of the measures taken by the Parliament to incorporate the above observation of the Supreme CourtRead the model answer
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(c) Mr. Raj was detained illegally in prison for over two years after his release due to negligence of the jail authorities. (i) Explain the violation of human rights in the above case (ii) Identify the articles of the Indian Constitution which has been violated in the above case.Read the model answer
4. Q.4: Answer any four (48 Marks)
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(a) Explain State under the International Law. Enumerate on the different kinds of State.Read the model answer
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(b) Explain Recognition and the various theories of recognition of States in International Law.Read the model answer
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(c) Critically examine the rights of the prisoners in India. Explain in the context of some of the landmark cases decided by the Supreme Court.Read the model answer
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(d) Explain the evolution of International Law and the role of the United Nations in maintaining peace and order in the world.Read the model answer
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(e) Explain in detail the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its relevance in the modern world.Read the model answer
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(f) Explain in details the functioning of the National Human Rights Commission and discuss some of the recommendations made by the NHRC.Read the model answer
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