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What is the term used to refer to peremptory norms in international law?
Jus cogens
According to Article 53 of the Vienna Convention, when is a treaty considered void?
If it conflicts with a peremptory norm of general international law at the time of its conclusion
What does 'non-derogable' mean in the context of peremptory norms in international law?
States cannot opt out of these norms or contract around them
What are some examples of widely recognized peremptory norms?
Prohibition of genocide, prohibition of the use of force against another state, prohibition of torture
Test your knowledge of Article 53 of the Vienna Convention which discusses the voidance of treaties conflicting with peremptory norms of general international law.
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