Примеры использования Peremptory norm на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That is a peremptory norm of international law.
The prohibition against racial discrimination is a peremptory norm.
Emergence of a new peremptory norm of general international law(jus cogens).
How can it now be affirmed that it is not a peremptory norm?
By definition a peremptory norm must have the same status visàvis all States.
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It is not intrinsically unlawful, and no new peremptory norm is involved.
If a peremptory norm of international law has emerged following its formulation which conflicts with the act.
The prohibition against torture is an absolute and peremptory norm of international law.
A peremptory norm may, it would appear, be derived from a custom or a treaty, but not, it is submitted, from any other source.
In addition, the right to self-determination is viewed by many as a peremptory norm.
It is clear that a State cannot exempt itself from a peremptory norm of international law by making a reservation to the Covenant.
The Government of Switzerland has explicitly characterized the principle of non-refoulement as peremptory norm ius cogens.
In addition, the prohibition on torture is also considered a peremptory norm of international law, or in other words a norm of jus cogens.
It is extremely difficult-- and, in fact,impossible under these circumstances-- to imagine an"objection" that would violate a peremptory norm.
The right of peoples to self-determination was a peremptory norm of general international law.
The peremptory norm of international law vests unquestionably upon a sovereign State an authority to investigate and sanction offenders as determined by the competent court of law.
However, it was not clear how a conflict between a reservation and a peremptory norm should be settled.
Finally, any person who violates this peremptory norm is guilty of a crime under international law and thus bears individual criminal responsibility.
(b) bring their mutual relations into conformity with the peremptory norm of general international law.
There was no peremptory norm of general international law that prevented States from withdrawing immunity from foreign States in such cases to claim for liability for torture.
Would not involve a breach of an obligation arising from a peremptory norm of general international law;
Nor could the Court establish that any peremptory norm of international law had emerged at a later date that excluded ex nunc the possibility of treating the existing situation as lawful.
The prohibition of arbitrary detention has been authoritatively recognized as a peremptory norm of international law or jus cogens.
It has been authoritatively recognized as a peremptory norm of international law or jus cogens, which this Working Group follows in its opinions.
The Independent Expert considers that the right of all peoples to self-determination constitutes a peremptory norm and is binding for all States.
Article 29 bis only applies where the conflict between a peremptory norm and some other obligation is clear and direct in the circumstances that have arisen.
Nonetheless, the secondary relationship of responsibility thereby arising is negated by a later peremptory norm in certain particular cases.
Due regard for the principle of self-determination as a peremptory norm of international law must be observed for non-self-governing territories and other unrepresented peoples.
The prohibition of torture is not only a non-derogable right under ICCPR butwidely recognized as a peremptory norm(jus cogens) of international law.352 44.
The Forum calls upon States to adhere to the peremptory norm and the absolute prohibition against racial discrimination as well as all other forms of discrimination, including gender and age.