Instruction: Answer the questions legibly, clearly, and concisely. Start each answer on a separate page (back of the questionnaire). A MERE "YES" OR "NO" ANSWER WITHOUT ANY CORRESPONDING EXPLANATION OR DISCUSSION WILL NOT BE GIVEN ANY CREDIT 1-10. Discuss the following principles and give at least one example: a. Obligation erga omnes b. Jus Cogens 11-15. In international law, the status of an entity as a State is accepted by other States through recognition. It is the "act by which another State acknowledges that the political entity recognized possesses the attribute of the statehood". Why do you think "recognition" is an important element of statehood? 16-20. In extreme gravity of the crime, what is the penalty being imposed by the International Criminal Court? Why? 21-25. Explain or give example of the doctrine "Nullum crimen sine lege, peona sine lege" It is one of the principles of International Criminal Law. 26-30. What crimes are covered by the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court? 31-35. What are the six (6) organs of the United Nations? 36-40. What is the importance of the United Nations? 41-45. What are the functions of international law? 46-50. In the case Government of the United Stated of America vs. Hon. Guillermo Purganan G.R. No. 148571 (September 24,2002), What are the five (5) postulates of extradition? 51-55 Can the congress pass a law abolishing the Commission on Human Rights? Yes or No (Explain) 66-70. One of the principles in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction of the State is the territoriality principle, meaning a State takes jurisdiction over persons or events within its territory. Give an illustration of this principle