It is written and codified.

It is based on tradition and customs.

It is enforced by the state.

It is applied uniformly across a society.

Customary law is a form of legal pluralism.

Legal pluralism is a form of customary law.

Customary law and legal pluralism are unrelated concepts.

Customary law and legal pluralism are mutually exclusive concepts.

It is difficult to adapt customary law to changing circumstances.

Customary law can be discriminatory against certain groups.

Customary law is often not compatible with national laws.

All of the above.

By recognizing customary law as a valid source of law.

By incorporating customary law into national legislation.

By establishing customary courts to adjudicate disputes.

All of the above.

It promotes cultural diversity and respect for traditional practices.

It provides a more just and equitable resolution of disputes.

It enhances the legitimacy of the legal system in the eyes of local communities.

All of the above.

It allows for the accommodation of diverse legal norms and values.

It protects the rights of marginalized and indigenous communities.

It promotes dialogue and understanding between different legal systems.

All of the above.

By establishing legal frameworks that recognize and respect diverse legal systems.

By providing training and education on legal pluralism to legal professionals.

By promoting dialogue and collaboration between different legal systems.

All of the above.

Resistance from dominant legal systems.

Lack of resources and capacity to support diverse legal systems.

Difficulty in resolving conflicts between different legal systems.

All of the above.

It recognizes and protects the cultural identity and traditions of indigenous peoples.

It provides a framework for resolving disputes within indigenous communities.

It promotes the self-determination and autonomy of indigenous peoples.

All of the above.

It provides traditional knowledge and practices for sustainable resource management.

It promotes community-based conservation efforts.

It supports the recognition of indigenous land rights and traditional territories.

All of the above.

Customary law can contribute to the development of international law.

International law can influence the interpretation and application of customary law.

Customary law and international law are completely separate and distinct.

None of the above.

By documenting and recording customary laws and practices.

By promoting oral storytelling and cultural传承.

By establishing customary courts and dispute resolution mechanisms.

All of the above.

Ensuring that customary laws do not violate fundamental human rights.

Respecting the cultural autonomy and self-determination of communities.

Balancing the interests of different stakeholders in the application of customary law.

All of the above.

By allowing for flexible interpretations and modifications of customary laws.

By incorporating elements of modern law into customary law.

By seeking the consent of the community before making changes to customary law.

All of the above.

It can provide a framework for resolving conflicts and healing wounds.

It can help to restore social harmony and rebuild relationships.

It can promote forgiveness and reconciliation between conflicting parties.

All of the above.