LLB-II PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW

1. SUBJECT TO INTERNATIONAL
LAW
Course: LLB II
Subject : Public International Law
Unit: 3

2. SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
 ENTITIES OR ELEMENTS;
 HAVE A CAPABILITY TO CONDUCT LEGAL ACTS IN THE
FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
 POSESS RIGHTS AND OBLIGATION UNDER
INTERNATIONAL LAW. (1)

3. SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
1. STATE;
2. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION;
3. HOLY THRONE;
4. INDIVIDUAL;
5. BELIGERENCY. (2)
Please give examples of each component of
subjects of international law

4. A state should have legal personality in order to
be a subject of international law
• PERMANENT POPULATION;
• DEFINED TERRITORY;
• GOVERNMENT;
• SOVEREIGNITY;
• THE CAPABILITY TO ENTER INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
STATE;
• RECOGNITION BY OTHER STATES

5. BELLIGERENCY
• THE GROUP OF PEOPLE MAKE AN ACTION TO SEPARATE
THEMSELVES FROM THE SOVEREIGNITY OF A STATE.
• THEY POSSESS HALF OF NATIONAL TERRITORY AND REAL
AUTHORITY. (3)

6. INDIVIDUAL
• A person or citizen is a subject of
international law.
• For example: Former Iraqi
Presiden, Saddam Husein.

7. References:
• 1.https://colsalawyers.files.wordpress.com/.../intern
ational-law-int-class.ppt
• 2.www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/rights/documents
/ahc6ohchrlegalcap.doc
• 3. plato.stanford.edu/entries/nationalism/

8. THANK YOU