Public International Law Week 2 Quiz
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What document outlines the right of an international organization (IO) to enter into treaties?

  • Memorandum of Understanding
  • Headquarters agreement
  • Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (correct)
  • Constituent treaty
  • Which core element gives an IO the ability to establish relations with other entities?

  • Ius contrahendi
  • Right to participate in dispute settlement proceedings
  • Ius legationis (correct)
  • Privileges and immunities
  • Which of the following is NOT a core element of legal personality for an international organization?

  • Right to establish a governing body (correct)
  • Right to participate in relations of international responsibility
  • Ius legationis
  • Ius contrahendi
  • What aspect differentiates international organizations from states?

    <p>Their separation as subjects of international law</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which principle allows international organizations (IOs) to engage in dispute settlement proceedings?

    <p>Right to participate in dispute settlement proceedings</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which agreement does not relate to the legal framework of international organizations?

    <p>Host state's bilateral defense treaty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the term 'ius contrahendi' refer to in the context of international organizations?

    <p>Right to conclude treaties</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following accurately describes a characteristic of international organizations?

    <p>They can access international responsibility</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the foundational document that creates a new international legal organization and regulates its powers?

    <p>The Constitutive Agreement</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which interpretation method focuses on the literal meaning of the text?

    <p>Textual interpretation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a characteristic feature of universal organizations according to the content?

    <p>They are less strict in ratification than regional organizations.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect is NOT typically included in the putting the organization in motion?

    <p>Formation of alliances with other organizations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following describes international organizations in terms of legal personality?

    <p>They are secondary subjects of international law.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement best describes the contractual dimension of the Constitutive Agreement?

    <p>Its content depends on the will of the parties.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a requirement for certain member states in universal organizations based on the UN Charter?

    <p>A proportional number of states must be parties.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which power type is categorized under the implicit powers of an organization?

    <p>Extended powers based on the treaty's context</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Module Information

    • Course title: Y2 - Public International Law (BOK)
    • Lecturer: Dr. Asier Garrido-Munoz
    • Institution: University of Applied Sciences, The Hague
    • Version: 3.0

    Module Structure

    • Public International Law Module
    • Five parts:
      • Subjects
      • Sources
      • Enforcement (I)
      • Enforcement (II): Administrative law
      • Enforcement (III): Collective Security and Human Rights
    • Reference Books
    • Assessments: 3 test moments, 50 questions in total
    • Old course materials available
    • Lectures and workshops scheduled
    • The topic of the second week is the creation of a new international legal person.

    Table of Contents

      1. Foundations and Process: The Constitutive Agreement
      1. Legal personality:
      • External
      • Internal

    1. Foundations and Process: The Constitutive Agreement

    • International Organisations (IOs) are based on a multilateral act, which precedes them, an international agreement.
    • Secondary subjects of international law
    • Agreements typically occur within the context of an international conference.
    • The nature of the constitutive agreement is contractual. The agreement's content depends on the will of the parties.
    • The agreement is also constitutional in nature. It is a foundational document for the organisation. This document creates a new organ and regulates its powers and decision-making procedures.

    Interpretation

    • Rules enshrined in articles 31-33 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT) are in place
      • Textual interpretation
      • Contextual interpretation
      • Teleological interpretation
    • Implicit powers

    Birth of an Organisation

    • The organisation comes into existence once the "constitutional agreement" is enacted according to its provisions.
    • Ratification numbers and proportional numbers of states.
    • Certain member states must be parties to the agreement
    • Regional rules may differ in terms of their strictness regarding the entry into effect of international organisations

    Putting the Organisation in Motion

    • Headquarters establishment
    • Ability to participate in domestic legal relations
    • Employee recruitments
    • Tax implications
    • Symbolism
    • Ability to engage in external legal relations

    Where are those questions regulated?

    • Constituent treaty
    • Headquarters agreement (between the IO and host state)
    • Other relevant agreements
    • Documents issued by the host state's Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MFA)

    Continuous Nature of the IO

    • Continuous existence (non-limited time)
    • Accession of new states
    • Withdrawal of states
    • Amendment processes
    • Capacity to enter into legal relations with other international legal subjects. The IO has the right to exercise its rights and fulfil its duties
    • IOs are equal to states in terms of their rights.
    • IOs facilitate collective action by states.
    • IOs and states are separate subjects.

    Core Elements

    • Lus contrahendi: Right to conclude international treaties.
    • Lus legationis: Right to establish international diplomatic relations.
    • Right to participate in dispute settlement proceedings
    • Right to participate in relations of international responsibility
    • Privileges and immunities

    Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (IOs)

    • IOs that have the power to conclude treaties.
    • Effects of treaties on the member states of those treaties entered into by the IO with a third party.

    Lus Legationis

    • Right for the organization to establish delegations abroad.
    • Right for states/entities to be represented with the organisation

    Participation in Dispute Settlement

    • UNCLOS – Article 7.2, Annex IX
    • WTO dispute settlement
    • Not the International Court of Justice (ICJ)

    Participation in Relations of International Responsibility

    • Articles on the Responsibility of IOs (adopted by the International Law Commission (ILC) in 2011)
    • Privileges and immunities (e.g., Article 105 UN Charter, Article 139 OAS Charter)
    • Conclusion of agreements with third parties
    • Participation in dispute settlement mechanisms
    • Employment-related functions, particularly for staff members
    • External consultants

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    Test your knowledge on the creation of a new international legal person as discussed in the Public International Law module. This quiz covers the foundations, processes, and legal personality concepts essential for understanding international organisations.

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