11. Concept of Neutrality and Quasi-Neutrality; Difference between neutral and neutralized States; rights and duties of neutral and belligerent States.
Course Material
- 1. Nationality; Conflict of Nationality Laws Collective Naturalization, Dual Nationality; Modes of Acquiring and Loosing Nationality; Extradition & Asylum
- 2. Diplomatic Relations: Its categories, Reception and recall of Diplomatic Agents, Diplomatic Immunities
- 3.Immunities of International Organizations, Termination of Diplomatic Relations, International Torts and Damages
- 4. International Waterways
- 5. High Sea and Deep Sea
- 6. Treaties; Nature and its kinds, Ratification and conclusion of Treaties, Interpretation of Treaties
- 7. Effects of War on Treaties, Termination & Suspension of Treaties Inconsistent under the UN Charter
- 8. Laws of War and Armed Conflicts; Difference between combatants and non-combatants, lawful and unlawful combatants;
- Mid Term Exam
- 9. Just War Theory, rights of prisoners of war; war and human rights.
- 10. Islamic Concept of Law of War, Rights and Duties of Belligerent parties.
- 11. Concept of Neutrality and Quasi-Neutrality; Difference between neutral and neutralized States; rights and duties of neutral and belligerent States.
- 12. International Economic Laws
- 13. International Disputes: Peaceful and coercive means of settlement of international disputes.
- 14. Role of UN in solving International disputes and maintenance of international peace and good order.
- 15. Specialized Agencies of United Nations
- 16. International Law and the present day challenges.
- 17. International Law & International Disputes (Case Studies)
- Final Term Exam
- Chapters 19
- Department Politics and International Relations
- Teacher
Farzad Cheema
