International Law and Human Rights H O. Agarwal.

includes index and biblioraphy

Part i - International Law Definition and concept of International Law Sources of International Law Historical development of International Law Relationship of International Law and municipal law Codification of International Law Subjects of International Law States Recognition State territory Law of the sea Outer space,the moon and Antarctico Acquisition and loss of state territory State succession State jurisdiction State responsibility Place of individuals in International Law Nationality Aliens Extradition Asylum Diplomatic agents Consuls and special missions Treaties International organisations United nations organization General assembly Security council Economic and social council trusteeship council The secretariat International court of justice Specialized agencies Settlement of disputes Intervention War Enemy character Laws of warfare Belligerent occupation War crimes Neutrality Blockade Contraband Prize courts Unneutral service Right of angary Postliminium Environment Aggression International Terrorism Aircraft hijacking Disarmament Comprehensive test-ban treaty Genocide International criminal court Part II - Human Rights Concept of Human Rights Universal declaration of Human Rights International covenants on Human Rights International covenants on inhuman acts Vulnerable groups and Human Rights International conferences on Human Rights Regional conventions on Human Rights International humanitarian law India and international covenants India and Human Rights conventions Human Rights commission in India