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By Bertil Duner Zed Books. Focus On Human Being Rather Than State

This document discusses several international law cases and legal principles related to consular relations and human rights. It mentions the Paraguay v. USA case concerning the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. It also discusses ICJ cases on nuclear testing and the genocide convention. The document focuses on the principles of jus cogens and obligations owed erga omnes regarding fundamental human rights.

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By Bertil Duner Zed Books. Focus On Human Being Rather Than State

This document discusses several international law cases and legal principles related to consular relations and human rights. It mentions the Paraguay v. USA case concerning the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. It also discusses ICJ cases on nuclear testing and the genocide convention. The document focuses on the principles of jus cogens and obligations owed erga omnes regarding fundamental human rights.

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Paraguay v.

USA

Case concerning the Vienna convention on consular relations

United States Diplomatic and consular staff in Tehran

ICJ Repors 1980 pp 25

ICJ Case Law Australia v. france nuclear tests

Application of the genocide convention bosnia and Herzegovina v Yugoslavia

Optional protocol concerning the Compulsory settlement of dispues to the Vienna convention on
consular relations

Peremptory law is a jus cogens and the fact that it is applicable to all irrespective of state
compliance is erga omnes. State’s duty to observe the fundamental principle of humanity do not
rest on reciprocity or on maintanenace of a perfect contractual balance beween rights and duties
bu have acquired he weight of jus cogens peremptory law endowed with special legal force
which is valid for all erga omnes with no exceptions and from which no opting out or derogation
is possible. The result of this development is tha states can longer hide beind sovereignty and
refuse scrutiny on the way in which they deal wih human righs issues. Page 4 An end to torture,
by bertil duner zed books. Focus on human being rather than state.

VIENNA CONVENTIN ON CONSULAR RELATIONS

ARTICLE 36

KULBHUSHAN YADAV CASE

ALL THE CONVENTIONS MENTIONED IN THE COMPROMIS

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ECONOMIC SOVEREIGNTY

PARTIAL TEST BAN TREATY 1963

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