国际公法论述(国外英文资料).docVIP

国际公法论述 1. basic rights (and obligations) of the state. The basic right of the state is the inherent, indispensable and fundamental right of the state, and is the direct embodiment of the state sovereignty. The basic rights of the state include the following: 1 independence. That is, the state can handle its internal and external affairs in accordance with its own will, without the right to govern and interfere with other countries or international organizations. 2 equal rights. Refers to the country has equal legal status, international exchanges and international rights under equal status and qualifications. 3 right of self-defense. That is, the right to use force to defend foreign forces against his country and to assist him in defending against armed attacks. Including individual self-defense and collective self-defense. 4 jurisdiction. Refers to the state through legislative, judicial, administrative and other means of specific people, things and things to manage and dispose of rights. He includes the territorial jurisdiction, which is the right of all located within its territory ranges do not enjoy immunity from the jurisdiction of the people and things, and conduct jurisdiction; and personal jurisdiction, which is the right to have their own nationality to all regardless of where they are people of jurisdiction; in addition to foreigners guilty of harming the countrys security and territorial integrity, political independence and other major political and economic interests of the country outside the territory of the crime jurisdiction; also can according to the provisions of the international customary rules or international treaties, some of their crimes against foreigners who in the country outside the field of jurisdiction; or to have their own nationality people in the country outside the field made by some international jurisdiction over the crimes. The basic obligation of the state refers to the fundamental obligation which each country must undertake;