Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Only I

Only II

Only III

I-II

I-III

Only I.

I & III.

Only II.

I, II & III.

Only III.

Human rights are universal.

Human rights are inalienable.

Human rights are indivisible.

Human rights are interrelated.

Human rights are impartial.

There is no need for a casual connection between the act and the breach by the state

The State cannot be held responsible for the acts of its officials or organs

Responsibility is always based on fault

Fault is necessary for responsibility with regard to the alleged conduct of the state

If the act is deliberate, consideration of fault has a significant
role

Actus reus

Mens rea

De jure

Counterfeiting

Bona fide

24 October 1945

12 July 1946

10 December 1948

13 September 1950

11 September 2001

I, II, III and IV

II, III, IV and V

I, II, IV and V

I, II, III and V

I, III, IV and V

Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam

African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

The American Convention on Human Rights

European Social Charter

The European Convention on Human Rights

Subjective territorial principle

Objective territorial principle

Active nationality principle

Passive nationality principle

Universality principle

The State where the crime is committed has the
strongest interest in punishing the criminal

The local forum is the most convenient to try
the offender

The local forum is more efficient than others

The offender is most likely to be found there

To avoid the element of double jeopardy

Consent

Self-defense

Non-recognition

Countermeasures

Distress

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Optional Protocols to the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Universal Declaration on Human Rights

European Convention on Human Rights

It is a subsidiary organ of ECOSOC.

The Council is made of 27 Member States

The Council’s Membership is based on equitable geographical distribution.

Members of the Council serve for a period of five years and are not eligible for re-election after serving one term.

Members are elected by the members of the General Assembly through open and indirect ballot.

Power to provide consultation.

Power to make treaties.

Military power.

Diplomatic power.

Territorial power.

Treaty.

Pact.

Constitution.

Arrangement.

Charter.

De lege ferenda means “the law as it exists” used in the sense of “what the law is” or ought to be today.

De lege ferenda means “the law as it exists” used in the sense of “what the law should be” or ought to be in future.

De lege ferenda means “future law” used in the sense of “what the law should be” or ought to be in future.

De lege ferenda means “future ideal law” used in the sense of “what the ideal law should be” or ought to be in future.

De lege ferenda means “the law deferred”.

Permanent population

Public corporations

Defined territory

A government

Capacity to enter into relations with other States

Amendment

Revision

Modification

Circumstances of the conclusion

Acquiescence

I, II, III, IV and V

I, II, IV, V and VI

II, III, IV, V and VI

I, III, IV, V and VI

I, II, III, V and VI

Only IV

I and II

II and IV

I, II, III

I, III, IV