LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 5 Public International Law and Human Rights Dec 2023 60/40 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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- N.B: 1. All questions are compulsory. 2. Figures to the right indicate full marks. 3. Give case-law/ reasons wherever necessary.
Q. 1 Q.1: Answer the following in not more than 2 sentences (any 6) (12 Marks)
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(1) What is express recognition?Read the model answer
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(2) What is National Waters?Read the model answer
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(3) Write any two functions of the Economic and Social Council.Read the model answer
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(4) Elaborate any four reasons for the child abuse in India.Read the model answer
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(5) What do you mean by the 'Customary rules of International Law'?Read the model answer
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(6) What is Pacta Sunt Servanda?Read the model answer
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(7) Elaborate any two significance of sustainable development in today's time.Read the model answer
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(8) Write any two objectives of Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948Read the model answer
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(9) Define Right to development.Read the model answer
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(10) What is UNESCO?Read the model answer
Q. 2 Q.2: Write short notes (any 2) (12 Marks)
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(1) National Commission for Minorities.Read the model answer
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(2) Rights of aliens.Read the model answer
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(3) American convention of human rights.Read the model answer
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(4) International Labour Organization.Read the model answer
Q. 3 Q.3: Situational problems (any 2) (12 Marks)
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(1) As result of disputes between East Pakistan and West Pakistan a new state emerged by the name Bangladesh. India was the first state to recognise Bangladesh. (a) If Bangladesh is not recognized by any country of the world, what will be the consequences for the same? Explain. (b) Define recognition.Read the model answer
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(2) Mr. 'A' was an accused person who is too poor to afford a lawyer and who would, therefore, have to go through the trial without legal assistance. (a) Which constitutional right of Mr. 'A' has been violated? (b) Write relevant case and explain the decision of the court.Read the model answer
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(3) Mr. X was illegally detained in prison for over two years after his acquittal due to negligence of the jail authorities. (a) Which human rights of Mr. X were violated in the above situational problem? Explain in the light of Indian Constitution and one International Convention on Human Rights. (b) Explain the role of National Human Rights Commission in India with respect to the above problem.Read the model answer
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(4) A mail steamer collided on high seas with another ship. There were allegations that the collision was caused due to negligence of the officer who was commanding the steamer. As a result of the collision the ship sank and some persons on board died. (a) Recognise the famous case relating to the similar circumstances as the above problem and write the name of Court who delivered the judgement. (b) Elaborate the judgment in the above case.Read the model answer
Q. 4 Q.4: Answer the following (any 2) (24 Marks)
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(1) Explain in detail the peaceful settlements of disputes under International Law.Read the model answer
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(2) Elaborate various human rights of women in India in the light of CEDAWRead the model answer
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(3) What is treaty? What are various stages of treaty making? Explain the term 'reservation' in treatiesRead the model answer
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(4) Highlight the Salient features of the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights.Read the model answer
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