Law 5110 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Peremptory Norm, United Nations Human Rights Committee, Logical Truth

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2 enumerates a series of acts that would constitute crimes against humanity: art. 4 imposes an obligation of prevention on states: art. Prohibition against torture: prohibition of torture, art. Icty, furundzija: ecthr, al-adsani v uk, un human rights committee, georgopoulos v greece. The prohibition against slavery and the slave trade: prohibition against slavery, throughout the 19th century states progressively banned slavery within their domestic legislation, culminated in the 1926 slavery convention, sought to art. 2: prevent and suppress the slave trade, progressively bring about the complete abolition of all forms of slavery, icj has not yet addressed on it, wide recognition. Ilc commentaries to the draft articles on the law of treaties: arsiwa, office of the un high commissioner of human rights. Systematic racial oppression, in particular apartheid: prohibition of racial oppression, art. Illegal racist regimes: against the conscience and dignity of mankind and incompatible with the rights and dignity of a man, un charter and the declaration of human.