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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Till November 2021, how many All India Financial Institutions does our country have?
The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to:
What does ‘P’ denote in PRAN a unique number provided under PFRDA?
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The term ‘Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP)’ is related to ________?
As per the Census 2011, what is the percentage of the population that is involved in agricultural & allied activities?
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Who among the following was the first chief guest to attend the Republic Day in 1950?
