Public International & Humanitarian Law: Complete Guide for UGC NET (Law)

This course provides a structured and insightful study of Public International Law and International Humanitarian Law, two key areas of the UGC NET Law syllabus. It covers the legal principles governing relations between states, international organizations, and individuals, along with the laws of war and armed conflict.

Through clear explanations, case studies, and previous year question analysis, this course equips students with the conceptual clarity and problem-solving ability required to confidently face UGC NET Paper II.

What You Will Learn:

🔹 Public International Law

Nature, sources, and subjects of international law

Recognition of states, state succession, and jurisdiction

Law of treaties (Vienna Convention)

United Nations and its organs

Peaceful settlement of international disputes

Extradition, asylum, diplomatic immunities

🔹 International Humanitarian Law (IHL)

Historical evolution and development of IHL

Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocols

Protection of civilians and prisoners of war

Role of the Red Cross and other organizations

Relationship between IHL and human rights law

Special Features:

✔ UGC NET-focused MCQs and case-based questions

✔ Indian perspective and important case laws

✔ Concept mapping and revision techniques

Ideal for:

UGC NET Law aspirants, postgraduate law students, and legal educators preparing for academic and competitive examinations.