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Public International Law correct answers -A system of binding rules, governing the system as states and other international actors 
-decentralized 
 
Human Rights Treaties correct answers -largely ineffective 
-autocrats are more likely to sign if they commit human rights violations. 
-important source of international law 
-an increase in things like peace treaties etc typically leads to less death 
-a growth in international law should logically lead to growth in human rights and democracy, d...
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immunity ratione materiae correct answers · immunity attached to GOVERNMENTAL ACTS (official acts) of state representative 
· based on equality of states (par in parem non habet imperium) - Declaration on Principles of IL 1970 
· type of state immunity 
· applies to acts of any governmental organ if they follow the basic premise of immunity ^ 
· began as reciprocal doctrine (courtesy) now customary IL 
· *international crimes do not get immunity - not an official act* 
 
For example in u...
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immunity ratione materiae correct answers immunity for a person and government organs representing states in official acts of the state ( ex: not commercial or private) from prosecution in international law. 
 
Related to: 
Personae materiae (personal immunity)- granted to government officials in the time they hold office 
Sovereignty immunity: all the official acts of states in int. law are protected under this immunity, protecting their sovereignty in domestic courts 
 
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