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