Exam 7: International Organization, Law, and Human Rights

Created during the Nuremburg trials after World War II,__________ were conceived as inhumane acts and persecutions against civilians on a vast scale in the pursuit of unjust ends.

What is the great weakness of the World Court?

UN involvement in the Darfur region of Sudan and the Democratic Congo in 2015 were the UN's two biggest __________ that year.

The UN's peacekeeping forces are __________.

The __________ of its membership is a major strength of the UN structure.

A(n)__________ is a package sent between an embassy and its home country.

The principle that diplomats are beyond the jurisdiction of the host country's national courts is known as diplomatic __________.

The UN Standby High Readiness Brigade __________.

International customs are __________.

Within a nation's embassy,a host country's laws may not be enforced without the __________ of the embassy's country.

An autonomous agency and leading advocate in the global battle against AIDS is the __________.

International norms are __________.

Most states voluntarily observe international law most of the time because __________.

Which statement explains an advantage to having international cases heard in a national court?

Which function belongs to the UN General Assembly?

With respect to changes in the structure of the UN Security Council,__________.

The __________ treaty is one from which the United States withdrew legally in 2001.

What is one way in which the power of the UN Security Council is limited?

A just war can __________.

The __________ of the UN comes together every few years for special sessions on general topics such as economic cooperation.