IND2601 latewith deta

QUESTION 2 a) Immunity in the context of international law Immunity is the principle under international law which will prohibit a state from exercising jurisdiction over a matter that would ordinarily fall within its jurisdiction, either based on the identity of the person or entity involved (for example, a head of state) or the nature of the conduct in question. b) Various forms of immunity that can be enjoyed by various office bearers in international law There are two forms of immuni...