The right and duty of a state to enforce international law when it comes to the most serious human rights abuses regardless of where these offenses occur is called ______.
a. smart sanctions
b. smart jurisdiction
c. universal sanctions
d. universal jurisdiction
d. universal jurisdiction
You might also like to view...
Most people view __________ as the essence of diplomacy
A. communication B. compromise C. negotiation D. leverage E. bribes
Which of the following make up the executive branch?
A.) the cabinet B.) the Vice President C.) the offices in the White House D.) the two branches of Congress
A Democratic Senator in the 1970s is able to work with Republicans on drafting and passing legislation, but a Republican Senator in 2010 is not. This is emblematic of party polarization.
a. true b. false
What constitutional clause holds that in any conflict between federal laws and treaties and state laws the will of the national government always prevails?