International Law
in relation to
is referred to as
is derived from
on the law of treaties
defines a treaty as
originates from
to be bound by/to
entitled to something
A binding source of law
binding supranational law
a signatory part
Videos:
- Introduction to International Law [fantastic series of lessons about International law]
- Source of International Law
Reading 1: International Law pp 94-96 ex 2-5
Reading 2 ex 7-9
Reading 2 ex 7-9
newsworthy reports:
- what's the point of having an International Law
- the need for successful lawyers to study international law
- Can International law meet the challenges of today's lawless conflicts
- international law requires marriage equality
Prepositions:
- Parties to a treaty
- ....the treaty is in force
- ....a signatory to a convention
- Under the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- ...are entitled to special protection
- International laws apply to the citizens
- ...regulations are binding on Partner States
Intergovernmental organizations
No significant differences:
Conventions – Vienna Convention
- agreemments
- charters
- framework conventions deal with very broad areas
United Nations
- UNited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
- United Nation Charter
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- The World Health Organization
- The World Intellectual Property Organization
Listening 9.1
Text analysis audio transcript 9.1 pag 136
Collocations - phrasal verbs - idiomatic expressions - collocations
List of legal systems
• Civil Law
• Common Law
• Religious Law (Muslim Law, Hindu Law, Jewish Law)
• Chinese Law
• Socialist Law
Language focus: page 105 ex 1-3
Collocations - phrasal verbs - idiomatic expressions - collocations
- to have a considerable impact on (sth/so)
- to have a considerable impact in (place)
- to be seen in the context of
- a growing concern
- to rely on
- to accuse someone over/of sth
- to go up to
- to call in
- to have right to ..
- the right of someone to ....
- to take actions against ..
- social dumping
- wage dumping
- collective bargaining
- fair working conditions
- regardless of ...
Self study
• Civil Law
• Common Law
• Religious Law (Muslim Law, Hindu Law, Jewish Law)
• Chinese Law
• Socialist Law
Reading 3 pp 100 ex 17-20