Question
Pre-emptory norm of International Law is?
Solution
Ans. a., Just cogens is defined as a pre-emptory norm of general international law. The examples of Just cogens norm include prohibition on the use of force or prohibition against torture, the law of genocide, principle of racial non-discrimination, crimes against humanity and the rules prohibiting trade in slaves or human trafficking.
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