International Law & Diplomacy Codexery

A source-cited reference to international law & diplomacy

International Law & Diplomacy (16)

• Ratification — Legal confirmation of an agent's act or consent to a treaty.
• Roman law — The legal system of ancient Rome, spanning over a thousand years of jurisprudence and influencing much of Western and…
• Royal prerogative — Customary authority of the sovereign exercised on ministerial advice.
• Secretary-General of the United Nations — The de facto head of the United Nations, overseeing the Secretariat and acting as the Security Council's executive.
• Settler colonialism — A structure of land seizure and indigenous elimination.
• Socialist law — Legal system in communist states, based on civil law with Marxist–Leninist ideology.
• South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation — Intergovernmental organization for South Asian regional cooperation.
• Statelessness — A person not considered a national by any state.
• Statute of Westminster 1931 — Act granting Dominions legislative independence from the UK.
• Supreme Court of India — Highest appellate court and constitutional guardian of India.
• Supreme Court of the United Kingdom — Final court of appeal for the United Kingdom, established in 2009.
• Supreme Court of the United States — Highest federal court with ultimate appellate and original jurisdiction.
• Supreme People's Court — Highest judicial authority of the People's Republic of China.
• Transitional justice — Process addressing human rights violations during political transitions.
• Transparency International — Global civil society organization leading the fight against corruption.
• Travel visa — Conditional authorization for foreign entry, stay, or departure.

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