10 Questions
What is the primary reason the UN Charter is considered to have a constitutional character?
It is a superior norm that all member states agree to
What is the purpose of Article 108 of the UN Charter?
To regulate the process of modifying the Charter
What is the significance of the Lockerbie sentence in the context of the UN Charter?
It demonstrated the supremacy of the Charter over other treaties
What is the required threshold for adopting amendments to the UN Charter, according to Article 108?
A two-thirds vote of the General Assembly and ratification by two-thirds of the member states
What is the purpose of Article 109 of the UN Charter?
To provide for a General Conference to review the Charter
What is the minimum number of votes required to alter the UN Charter?
Two thirds of the total members of the United Nations, including all permanent members of the Security Council
What is the basis of the international legal system?
The free will of the states
What is the primary purpose of the United Nations, as outlined in Article 1?
To maintain international peace and security
What would be the likely consequence if 100 countries were to leave the United Nations?
The UN would lose its legitimacy and influence in international relations
What is the primary guiding principle of the Purposes and Principles of the UN?
The teleological principle
Test your knowledge of the United Nations Charter, its constitutional character, and its application to non-members. Explore the supremacy of the Charter and its obligations over other treaties and engagements.
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