Unit 2: International instruments of DC Flashcards

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Which treaty is the first to be adopted on Diplomatic relations?

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The 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations

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What is the scope of Vienna 1961?

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  1. Regulate diplomatic relation between states
  2. Create an organic perspective of the diplomatic mission
  3. Collect the most important customary international law provisions
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What type of diplomatic relations are specifically important under Vienna 1961?

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Permanent diplomacy

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What do we mean when we say that the diplomatic mission is considered from an organic perspective`

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It is different and preexistent of its members

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Which was the first treaty on consular relations?

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the 1963 Vienna convention on Consular Relations

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What is the scope of Vienna 1963

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  1. Regulate consular relations between states

2. Differentiates the consular post from its members

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Are states the only international subjects that has consular missions?

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Yes, as it deals with citizens abroad

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Why is the scope of Vienna 1963 broad and general?

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There is only one type of consular relations: bilateral.

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What is the scope of the 1969 Vienna Convention on Special Missions?

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regulate the functions of protocolary missions and those to negotiate a bilateral treaty between two states.

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Does the Vienna 1969 say that there must be a previously established diplomatic or consular relation before a state can send a special mission?

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No. Article 7 says that it is not necessary for the sending or reception of a special mission.

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Why has the 1975 Vienna Convention on the Representation of States in their Relations with International Organizations of a Universal Character not entered into force yet?

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Most states that host international organizations have opposed this convention as its content is very ambitious.

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Three controverted aspects of the Vienna 1975

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  1. The scope of the diplomatic status is to broad
  2. It doe not differentiate on the hierarchy of the different representatives/delegates from the IO’s in relation to state representatives
  3. Lack a special protection in relation to the representatives of the IO’s.
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Scope of the 1973 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including diplomatic Agents.

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protect diplomatic agents and other internationally protected persons. (foreign ministers, members of their families)

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Is the 1973 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including diplomatic Agent considered diplomatic law?

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No. It does not regard immunities as it encourages states to have international compromises regarding criminal legislations on the protection of crimes.

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Scope of the 1967 European Convention on Consular Functions

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Regards only consular relations between European states-those that are members of the Council of Europe.

Ex: civil matters, electoral issues, shipping regulations, refugees etc..

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16
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What is the relations between the 1967 European Convention on Consular Functions and other agreements between state parties?

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it has a subsidiary character and does not prevail over other agreements