This article supports the position that the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) articulates a prohibition of capital punishment of juveniles that now must be considered a norm of jus cogens. The article provides statistics and trends regarding juveniles who commit capital crimes and describes how the U.S. justice system handles such juveniles, including Eighth Amendm...

there are two different contradictory approach regarding the interaction of the state immunity and jus cogens. some jurist argue that jus cogens rules should prevail over other inconsistent ordinary rules of international law including state immunity. this argument therefore depends upon the existence of conflict between rules of jus cogens, and the rule of customary law which requires one stat...

پدیداریمفاهیمجدیدیچون jus cogens  وobligationserga omnesحاکیازتغییراتودگرگونی­هایاساسیدرماهیتحقوقبین­المللمی­باشد. بازنگریدرنظامسنتیمنابعحقوقبین­المللوایجادسلسلهمراتبماهویوسستشدنبنیان­هاینظریه­یفروپاشیجامعهبین­المللیازپیامدهایمستقیمظهورایندستهازتعهداتعام­الشمولولازم­الاجرامی­باشد. برخورداریازاقبالعمومیودکترین،تحدیدحاکمیتدولت­هابااعتقادبهالزام­آوربودنقواعدjus cogens  وکمرنگشدنعنصررضایتدولت­ها،کم...

contemporary international law introduces a notion of peremptory norms comparable to hierarchy of norms in national legal system. a jus cogens is a norm of international law considered so fundamental that it overrides all other sources of international law. a rule of jus cogens has a specific process of emergence that will be essentially different from other sources of international law which r...

Objectives: This paper aims to analyze some norms of protection the human person, called jus cogens pro homine or persona, due their specificities. Methodology: The inductive approach study was carried out through understanding legal concepts and extensive bibliographic research, with an exploratory conclusive objective. Results: concludes that involves a set covering international community, S...