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The International Court of Justice (ICJ)

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The International Court of Justice (ICJ)

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Watch the video until the 5:50 mark to fill in the notes in the google doc.

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What is the International Court of Justice? The Role and Activities of the ICJ

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What happens if someone breaks the law? They can be arrested, stand trial, and pay a fine or go to prison if found guilty.

What happens if a country breaks a law? The world has no global police force or international prison. If a country doesn’t like a certain law, it can simply choose not to follow that law.

All of this makes holding countries accountable for their actions quite difficult.

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Sources of International Law:  International Agreements

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Sources of International Law:  International Agreements

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International Laws generally emanate from agreements (treaties or conventions) between states.
We will examine sources later this week.
Some notable agreements/conventions include:
Paris Climate Agreement, the Geneva Agreements, the Genocide Convention, the UN Convention on Human Rights

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Where and How is International Law Enforced?

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Where and How is International Law Enforced?

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Use this video to fill in the notes in the google doc.

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Read the "What is International Law?" article to examine the strengths and weaknesses of the international system.

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Read the "What is International Law?" article to examine the strengths and weaknesses of the international system.

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Complete the google doc that accompanies the reading.