International Law MCQs 2024
Dive deep into specialized topics with our analysis of the International Law CSS 2024 objective paper. This set of solved MCQs is critical for understanding modern legal challenges, from the specific intent (dolus specialis) in the crime of genocide to the UN Convention on Bio-Diversity. The paper thoroughly examines the Montevideo Convention’s criteria for statehood, the 200-nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), and the legal framework for combating terrorist financing under UNSCR 1373. This is an essential resource for any candidate aiming to master the nuances of contemporary international law for the CSS exam in Pakistan.
The Just War doctrine was repudiated after entry into force of:
A. Bretton Woods Agreement 1944
B. The Covenant of the League of Nations 1920
C. Kellogg-Briand Pact 1928
D. None of these
The task of the United Nations Peacekeepers is to:
A. Apprehend suspects in conflict zone
B. Fight war in conflict zone against the aggressor
C. Maintain law and order in the conflict zone
D. None of these
The Montevideo Convention 1933:
A. Delineates maritime boundaries of states
B. Sets out definition, rights, and duties of states
C. Lays down rules on self-determination for states
D. None of these
According to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the breadth of Exclusive Economic Zones shall not extend beyond:
A. 200 nautical miles
B. 300 nautical miles
C. 100 nautical miles
D. None of these
The following resolution of the UN Security Council obliges member states to prohibit terrorist funding and designate terrorist organizations:
A. UNSCR 1574
B. UNSCR 1441
C. UNSCR 1373
D. None of these
The UN Convention against Corruption 2006 encourages member states to make laws aimed at protecting:
A. Whistleblowers
B. Witnesses
C. Both (A) & (B)
D. None of these
Aut dedere aut judicare obligation requires states to:
A. Incarcerate the fugitive
B. Extradite or prosecute the fugitive
C. Request Interpol to capture the fugitive
D. None of these
Universal jurisdiction is exercised on the basis of:
A. Seriousness of the crime
B. Universal abhorrence of the crime
C. Universal prevalence of the crime
D. None of these
Jus ad bellum refers to:
A. Law during warfare
B. Law regulating the decision to go to war
C. Law after the outbreak of war
D. None of these
Which of the following represent military targets:
A. Monuments of martyrs
B. Prisons
C. Camps for sick and wounded
D. None of these