This course is designed in continuation of Public International Law-I. Being acquainted with the fundamentals of the course, the students will be introduced the most important international law issues e.g.; nationality, international disputes and their settlements and international institutions.

Intened Learning Outcomes

The study will enable to the students to evaluate, analytically the authenticity of International Law as law and also about the wincing of international institutions and to find out the reasons and solution for their improvement.

The course outlines enables the students to understand the:

• Fundamental principles of international law.
• Application of international law and role of international institutions.
• Critical analysis of strengths and weaknesses of international institutions.
• Prevailing international issues and role of international law.
• International Human Rights Law and its enforcement.

  Assessment Criteria

  Sessional Marks includes Short Assignment(s)/ Quiz(s)/Project/Presentation/Class Participation: 20 Marks

  Mid-Term Exam: 30 Marks

  Final Exam:   50 Marks

  Note: In addition to the mandatory and recommended readings students should keep themselves updated to the
  latest case law which is the mandatory part of the reading material and will be included in the final.

Recommended Books:

• Principles of Public International Law by Lan Brownlie
• International Law by Oppenheium edited by H. Lauter Patch
• Introduction to International Law by J. G. Starke
• Law of Nations by Briely. J. L
• International Law by Schwazanbinger
• International Humanitarian Law – compilation of selected text by ICRC Pakistan
• International Institutions by D. W. Bowet

Class Timings:LLB 3Year Session 2018-21 Regular Section-A

Wednesday      09:30-11:00 am

Thrusday          09:30-11:00 am

Class Timings:LLB 3Year Session 2018-21 Regular Section-B

Tuesday         02:00-3:30 pm

Wednesday     02:00-3:30 pm

Spring Semester 2020 Examination Schedule