Treaties

Customary International Law

General Principles of Law

Judicial Decisions

International Court of Justice

International Criminal Court

Permanent Court of Arbitration

World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement Body

States have the right to interfere in the internal affairs of other states.

States have a duty to intervene in the internal affairs of other states to protect human rights.

States have the right to intervene in the internal affairs of other states to protect their own national interests.

States have a duty to refrain from intervening in the internal affairs of other states.

States are immune from the jurisdiction of foreign courts.

States are not immune from the jurisdiction of foreign courts.

States are immune from the jurisdiction of foreign courts only in certain circumstances.

States are immune from the jurisdiction of foreign courts only when they are acting in a sovereign capacity.

The body of law that governs the use of the oceans and seas.

The body of law that governs the use of the seabed and subsoil.

The body of law that governs the use of marine resources.

All of the above.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by conquest.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by prescription.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by accretion.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by cession.

The principle that all peoples have the right to freely determine their political status and pursue their economic, social, and cultural development.

The principle that all peoples have the right to freely choose their own government.

The principle that all peoples have the right to freely choose their own economic system.

The principle that all peoples have the right to freely choose their own social system.

The principle that all persons are equal before the law and are entitled to equal protection of the law.

The principle that all persons are entitled to equal opportunities in employment, education, and other areas of life.

The principle that all persons are entitled to equal treatment regardless of their race, color, sex, religion, or national origin.

All of the above.

The principle that the use of force must be proportional to the threat posed.

The principle that the use of force must be necessary and unavoidable.

The principle that the use of force must be discriminate and minimize civilian casualties.

All of the above.

The principle that all persons are entitled to a fair and impartial hearing before being deprived of life, liberty, or property.

The principle that all persons are entitled to be represented by an attorney.

The principle that all persons are entitled to be informed of the charges against them.

All of the above.

The principle that all states are equal before the law.

The principle that all states have the same rights and obligations.

The principle that all states are entitled to respect for their sovereignty.

All of the above.

The principle that treaties are binding on the parties.

The principle that treaties must be performed in good faith.

The principle that treaties can be terminated by mutual consent.

All of the above.

The principle that certain norms of international law are so fundamental that they cannot be derogated from by treaty.

The principle that certain norms of international law are so fundamental that they are binding on all states.

The principle that certain norms of international law are so fundamental that they can only be amended by a unanimous vote of the United Nations General Assembly.

All of the above.

The principle that certain obligations under international law are owed to all states.

The principle that certain obligations under international law are owed to all individuals.

The principle that certain obligations under international law are owed to all non-state actors.

All of the above.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by conquest.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by prescription.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by accretion.

The principle that states have the right to acquire territory by cession.