International Law: Analysis of Rataqistan's Legal Issues Report

This report delves into the legal issues faced by the Republic of Rataqistan, focusing on its strained relationships with neighboring countries, the Kingdom of Aranistan and the Republic of Zemegulistan. The report examines the breaches of international law, specifically referencing the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, due to actions taken by Aranistan and Zemegulistan, such as import bans and cessation of diplomatic relations. It analyzes the detention of students and diplomats and discusses potential dispute settlement mechanisms. Additionally, the report includes a draft speech for Leiden University, addressing historical issues where international law has limitations in resolving international disputes, referencing economic impacts and reforms in the international legal system, such as Sovereignty and the responsibility to protect in international criminal law and Protection of environment in relation to armed conflicts.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
QUESTION 1...................................................................................................................................1
QUESTION 4...................................................................................................................................2
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4

INTRODUCTION
In the present report the legal issues related with Republic of Rataqistan is discussed.
Rataquistan is not experiencing a good relation with two of its neighbouring stats, the Kingdom
of Aranistan and the Republic of Zemegulistan. At present the situation is that both states have
banned import from Rataqistan and stopped diplomatic relation as well. The legal issues related
violation of international law, rescues operation by army and use of missiles on neighbour
country. References to various dispute settlement machination is suggested to president of
Rataqistan and in last question draft for the speech to be given in the oldest university i.e. Leiden
University is prepared with references to historical issues where international law cannot
provide a legal solution to international dispute.
QUESTION 1
Fact related with case: due to deteriorating relation with Rataqistan, Aranistan and
Zemeguistan banned import and diplomatic services from Rataqistan. A group of students who
when to Aranistan was held there on grounds of safety.
Issue: to determine the beaches to international law done by both states as member of united
nation.
Relevant law:
International Law:
Unlike all other law this law does not have a particular body to operate it instead it is
referred as various laws, rules, customs which defines, regulates, governs and deal with legal
interaction between different nation, their government, business and organisation belonging to
united nation.
Breach of international law:
1. International Covenant on Civil and Political rights (Human rights):
Article 2: (1) every individual within the territory of the member states of this covenant
and its jurisdiction have a right to be recognised irrespective of race colour, sex, language,
religion, politics or any other opinion, property, birth or other status.
Article (3): each member state must ensure that rights and freedom of a person if being
violated y by a person in official capacity shall have effective remedy. The party claiming
remedy under violation must have those rights.
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Article 9: Everyone has the right to liberty and security of person. No one shall be
subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention. No one shall be deprived of his liberty except on such
grounds and in accordance with such procedure as are established by law (International
Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, N.d.).
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Application:
The government of Aranistan have violated the rights of the students and diplomats as
they have no power to detain them and deprive them from right to freedom and liberty.
QUESTION 4
I welcome all international dignitaries to international law-day at the ministry for foreign
affairs 2018. We all are here having inherited hope, that of presenting an adequate environment
for the future generation. Developing a world which consists of relevant regulations and lows
which will help humanity, economy as well as benefits the social progress.
I owe on those, when the conflicts and war among nations was over on which they have
dared to reconcile and reconstruct the international order. There have been various issues
relevant with the tolerance, humanity, freedom that has been faced among UN since past years
on which some of them were the worst scenarios. However, there have been no serious actions
were taken and approached by international authorities. Thus, the promises and hope remain on
the same expectations and in dreams of having fair operational actions.
Similarly, there have been economical issues on which various nations have direct and
indirect impacts which in turn affects the operational practices them. In that period the rise in
inflation rates, recession as well as negative impacts of GDP & currency rate have affected
economy horribly. I can say that; international monetary funds have made efforts in benefits
various nations to overcome with financial crisis but it was not sufficient as the unity is required
among world countries.
Today, International legal system had been made various reforms and changes in the
policies which have helped the developing and underdeveloped nations in having better
economy. They have presented several changes such as Sovereignty and the responsibility to
protect in international criminal law and Protection of environment in relation to armed conflicts.
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These are the two most favorable reforms have been initiated by the international legal system
which have helped various economies to overcome with such challenges.
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REFERENCES
Online
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. N.d. [Online]. Available through: <
https://treaties.un.org/doc/publication/unts/volume%20999/volume-999-i-14668-english.pdf
>
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