UPSC Law Optional
International Law UPSC
International law for UPSC law optional, arranged by syllabus topic. 25 articles from De Facto IAS on treaties, recognition and succession, nationality and human rights, the law of the sea, use of force and international environmental law.
Overview
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UPSC Law Optional Syllabus -International Law
This post have been written on behalf of Aditya Tiwari sir after attending his lecture on same topic and have been reviewed by him before posting…
2. International and municipal law
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Relationship of International and Municipal Law in India
Customary IL in the Legal SystemA. Article 51(c) as a Guiding PrincipleB. Doctrine of Incorporation and Judicial ReceptionC. Pre-Constitutional…
3. State recognition and succession
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Succession of government and State under International Law
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Understanding Recognition in International Law: States, Governments, and Types
Dive into the intricacies of recognition in international law with a focus on state and government recognition, various types of recognition, and…
4. Law of the sea
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Continental Shelf under UNCLOS
Continental Shelf is important concept in International Law. Definition, case law that shaped its development
5. Individuals: nationality, human rights
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Enforcement of Human Rights Under United Nation
Explore how the United Nations actively enforces human rights through agencies like the Commission on Human Rights and the Human Rights Council.
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Major Sources of Human Rights under International law
Explore the major sources of human rights under international law, from the Universal Declaration to the Vienna Declaration and related conventions.
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Human Right : Meaning, Framework and Enforcement in India
Explore the framework and evolution of Human Rights in India, from historical context to legal enforcement.
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Nationality Under International Law
Nationality under international law have various dimensions such as its type and case laws. Relevant for UPSC law optional
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Status of Individual in International Law
International law, a term coined by Jeremy Bentham in 1971, is the set of rules generally regarded and accepted as binding in relations between…
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Individual, Nationality And Statelessness - International Law and India
Statelessness is defined under Article 1 of the 1954 Convention on refugees as one who is not considered as a national by any state under the…
7. Treaties
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Formation and Application of Treaties
Formation Application of Treaty is mostly govered in International law by VCLT provisions. This article in simpler words explores those provisions
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Ratification of a Treaty
Ratification meaning under International, effect, purpose and consequences of it. Ratification and third party VCLT
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Invalidation and Termination of Treaty Under Vienna Convention (VCLT)
Invalidation of TreatyA treaty concluded by the parties may on various grounds subsequently be invalidated. Arts. 46-53 of the Vienna Convention…
10. Use of force
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PRE-EMPTIVE SELF-DEFENCE - Meaning and Legality under International Law
CAN THERE BE A RIGHT OF ANTICIPATORY/PRE-EMPTIVE SELF-DEFENCE? A Short Perspective Under International LawIn view of the language used in Article 51,…
11. International humanitarian law
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Human Right Law(HRL) and International Humanitarian law (IHR)
Human Right Law(HRL) and International Humanitarian law (IHR) difference and treaties provisions, application and interplay
12. Nuclear weapons
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Legality of Use of Nuclear Weapon in IL
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Non Proliferation Treaty, Testing of Nuclear weapon
The dual nature of nuclear technology—its potential for both peaceful applications and destructive military use—has long been a contentious issue in…
13. Terrorism and ICC
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International Terrorism - Meaning and Perspective Under International Law.
The term ‘terrorism’ is derived from Latin words ‘terrere’ and ‘deterre’. The word terrere means to tremble, and the term deterre implies to…
14. NIEO, WTO, monetary law
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15. International environmental law
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Trail Smelter and the No-Harm Rule
Trail Smelter arbitration (US v Canada): the 1941 no-harm principle, State responsibility for private pollution, Stockholm 21, Rio 2 and India. UPSC…
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The ICJ and the Environment: Key Cases
How the ICJ built environmental law: Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros, Pulp Mills, prevention, EIA, sustainable development and compensation. A UPSC Law Optional…
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Common but Differentiated Responsibilities in Climate Law
CBDR from Stockholm and Rio Principle 7 to the UNFCCC and Paris Agreement: how equity shapes climate law, and India's stand. A UPSC Law Optional…
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International Environmental law and Stockholm Conference
The Stockholm Conference, formally known as the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, held in 1972, was a important event in the…
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Principle of International Enviromental Law
It discusses various Principle of Interantional Enviromental Law and its sources in International treaty and conventions of environment
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