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Old Monday, July 09, 2018
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Question Use of Force - Important ?

Dear Seniors and fellow aspirants,

I am a law graduate myself and to my knowledge, Use-of-Force, Self-Defence, War and Armed-Conflicts feature as major or important topics of Public International Law.

However, going through the past papers I am surprised that questions on these topics have been largely overlooked by fpsc.

My questions are: What do you knowledgeable people think? Can these topics be regarded as less relevant and a calculated risk be taken by skipping them?
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there has been one or two questions asked on use of force in past paper but you are also right. Despite it being a very important topic, fpsc hardly asked it in papers. But i would not suggest you to skip this topic and prepare it as material from this question can be used elsewhere in I.L paper. Also while preparing this question do have a glance at case laws. Sometimes examiner asks you to write a short note on famous case laws.
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UN Charter Art 2(4) not to use Force
Exception: Self Defence, Integrity
SC can use force but when the conflict could result in Threat to Peace Read Art 37, 38, 39, 41 , 42
Resolution no 660 Iraq – Kuwait War

* SELF DEFENCE 51
Collective defence like NATO
Nicargua Case
Use but must have written request from the state u support
Criteria : ICJ rules in various cases:
1) Necessity
2) Proptionality ( Famous Cases )
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