1. What is a fundamental prerequisite for establishing jurisdiction in an international dispute resolution process?
2. Which international tribunal is primarily responsible for prosecuting war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide?
3. Which mechanism is commonly used in international climate law to ensure compliance with agreements like the Paris Agreement?**
Dispute — definition?
Existence must be proven; involves claims and opposition.
ICJ — role?
Decides disputes based on international law.
ICSID — function?
Arbitrates investment disputes, enforces awards.
ICJ — role?
Decides disputes based on international law, per Art 38.
Dispute — definition?
Opposite legal or factual views requiring proof of existence.
Arbitration — mechanism?
Binding, consent-based dispute resolution outside courts.
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