Examples of using Jus in English and their translations into Chinese
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Use of reservations was common and indeed indispensable; however, they should not relate to jus cogens norms or obligations erga omnes.
Consequently, the prohibition of arbitrary deprivation of liberty is part of treaty law, customary international law and constitutes a jus cogens norm.
In strict legal terms, this means that the Council' s powers are exercised subject to the Charter and norms of jus cogens.
It appeared from the 66 draft articles adopted on first reading that an international organization could incur responsibility for a serious breach of a jus cogens obligation.
Both in its own right and as a crime against humanity, the prohibition against genocide has clearly attained jus cogens status.
These categories are subject-matter based, whereas jus cogens cuts across several subjects.
The Working Group concluded that the prohibition of arbitrary deprivation of liberty was part of treaty law and customary international law, and constituted a jus cogens norm.
His delegation supported the inclusion of treaties codifying rules of jus cogens, as well as those encompassing erga omnes obligations, in draft article 7.
Draft guideline 3.1.9, entitled" Reservations contrary to a rule of jus cogens", constituted a compromise between two opposing views in the Commission.
Except in the case of jus cogens, it remained unclear in what other circumstances derogation was permissible or impermissible.
Along with such jus cogens principles and rules, there existed" sectoral" principles of international law whose scope was essentially restricted to specific areas of regulation.
Imperative Norms of International Law(Jus Cogens), 1971(French), 1977(Romanian).
Moreover, the provisions having the character of jus cogens should be separated from the rest.
Jus Cogens, Outlines on selected topics of international law(United Nations document A/CN.4/454, 9 November 1993, pp. 16-26).
Today there is general agreement that norms of jus cogens reflect the most fundamental values of the international community and are therefore most deserving of international protection.
A related matter concerns the process through which norms of jus cogens are replaced by subsequent norms of jus cogens as defined in article 53 of the Vienna Convention.
That jus cogens forms part of the body of modern international law is not seriously in dispute.
The Subcommittee understands and respects jus puniendi, the sovereign right of States to punish persons who have been convicted by means of a trial.
Imperative Norms of International Law(Jus Cogens), 1971(French), 1977(Romanian).
Under the principle of jus soli- the right of the soil- being born in this country confers automatic citizenship.