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    This document outlines the course content for a Public International Law course that will be taught over 10 sessions. The course will cover major topics in public international law including international law foundations, the United Nations, statehood, rights of states, treaties, nationality and statelessness, treatment of aliens, international disputes, war, and neutrality. Each topic will examine key definitions, principles, cases, and doctrines in public international law.

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    This document outlines the course content for a Public International Law course that will be taught over 10 sessions. The course will cover major topics in public international law including international law foundations, the United Nations, statehood, rights of states, treaties, nationality and statelessness, treatment of aliens, international disputes, war, and neutrality. Each topic will examine key definitions, principles, cases, and doctrines in public international law.

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    This document outlines the course content for a Public International Law course that will be taught over 10 sessions. The course will cover major topics in public international law including international law foundations, the United Nations, statehood, rights of states, treaties, nationality and statelessness, treatment of aliens, international disputes, war, and neutrality. Each topic will examine key definitions, principles, cases, and doctrines in public international law.

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    The course outline covers various topics in public international law including international law, the United Nations, concepts of statehood, rights of states, treaties, nationality and statelessness, treatment of aliens, international disputes, and neutrality.

    The main topics covered in the course outline include international law, the United Nations, concepts of statehood, rights of states, treaties, nationality and statelessness, treatment of aliens, international disputes, and neutrality.

    Some of the key doctrines discussed under Treaty include unequal treaties, jus cogens, concordat, pacta sunt servanda, rebus sic stantibus, most favored nation clause, interpretation of treaties, and termination.

    Public International Law

    Course Outline

    1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
    Atty. Ethelbert B. Ouano

    I. International Law (1 session)


    a. Definition
    b. Public International Law vs. Private International Law
    c. Divisions
    d. Basis
    e. Sources
    f. Functions
    g. Subjects of International Law
    i. Liang vs. People, GRN 125865 26 March 2001
    h. Objects of International Law
    i. International Law vs. Municipal Law
    i. Doctrine of Incorporation
    1. Mejoff v. Director of Prisons 90 Phil. 70
    2. Kuroda vs. Jalandoni 83 Phil. 171
    3. Agustin v. Edu 88 SCRA 195
    4. J.B.L. Reyes v. Bagatsing GR. No. 65366 October 25, 1983
    5. Secretary Of Justice v. Judge Lantion GR 139465, 18 Jan. 2000
    6. Tanada v. Angara, 272 SCRA 18, May 2, 1997
    ii. Doctrine of Transformation
    j. Constitution vs. Treaty

    II. United Nations (2 sessions)


    a. Principal Purposes
    b. Membership
    c. Principal Organs

    III. Concept of State (2 sessions)


    a. Definition
    b. Creation
    c. Extinction
    d. Concept of Sovereignty as Autolimitation
    i. Abbas vs. COMELEC
    e. Recognition
    i. Marcos v. Manglapus GR 88211 15 Sept. 1989
    ii. ICMC vs. Calleja GR 85750, 28 Sept. 1990
    iii. Wilson/Tobar Doctrine
    iv. Stimson Doctrine
    v. Extrada Doctrine
    f. Belligerency

    IV. Rights of State (2 sessions)


    a. Existence and Self Defense
    b. Sovereignty and Independence
    c. Equality
    d. Territorial Jurisdiction
    e. Legation of Diplomatic intercourse
    i. DFA vs. NLRC, 1996
    ii. Republic of Indonesia v. Vinzon, 405 SCRA 126 (2003)
    iii. MUNICHER v. CA G.R. No. 142396, 11 February 2003

    V. Treaty ( 2 sessions)
    a. Definition
    b. Requisites
    c. Unwritten Treaty
    d. Steps in Treaty Making
    i. Bagong Alyansang Makabayan v. Executive Secretary Ronaldo Zamora, G.R. No.
    138570, Oct. 10, 2000
    ii. PIMENTEL, JR., v. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 462 SCRA 622, 6 July 2005
    e. Doctrines
    i. Unequal Treaties
    ii. Jus Cogens
    iii. Concordat
    iv. Pacta Sunt Servanda
    1. Tanada v. Angara, 272 SCRA 18, May 2, 1997
    v. Rebus Sic Stantibus
    f. Most Favored Nation Clause
    i. Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. S.C. Johnson and Son, Inc., 309 SCRA 87,
    107-108, June 25, 1999
    g. Interpretation of Treaties
    h. Termination
    i. Protocol de Cloture
    j. Suggested Cases:
    i. Abaya vs. Ebdane G.R. No. 167919 February 14, 2007
    ii. Akbayan vs. Aquino G.R. No. 170516 July 16, 2008
    iii. Bayan vs. Zamora G.R. No. 138570. October 10, 2000
    iv. CIR vs. SC Johnson G.R. No. 127105. June 25, 1999
    v. DBM vs. Kolonwel G.R. No. 175608 June 8, 2007
    vi. Lim vs. Executive Secretary G.R. No. 151445. April 11, 2002
    vii. Pimentel vs. Executive Secretary G.R. No. 158088 July 6, 2005

    VI. Nationality and Statelessness (1 session)


    a. Doctrine of Effective Nationality
    i. FRIVALDO v. COMELEC 174 SCRA 245, 23 June 1989
    b. Statelessness
    c. Treatment of Stateless Individual
    d. Reintegration

    VII. Treatment of Aliens (1 session)


    a. Deportation
    b. Reconduction
    c. Doctrine of State Responsibility
    i. Direct
    ii. Indirect
    d. International Standard of Justice
    e. Calvo Clause
    f. Refugees
    i. Requisites
    ii. Non-refoulment
    iii. Diplomatic asylum
    iv. Political Asylum
    g. Extradition
    i. PD 1069
    ii. Attentat Clause
    iii. Procedure
    1. Wright v. CA, 235 SCRA 341, Aug. 15, 1994
    iv. Bail
    1. CUEVAS V. MUNOZ G.R. No. 140520, 18 December 2000
    2. Government of United States of America v. Judge Purganan
    3. GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION V.
    JUDGE OLALIA, JR. AND MUÑOZ, GR No. 153675, April 19, 2007
    v. Quantum of Evidence
    1. GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION V.
    JUDGE OLALIA, JR. AND MUÑOZ, GR No. 153675, April 19, 2007

    VIII. International Dispute (1 session)


    a. Definition
    b. Settlement
    c. Intervention
    d. Drago Doctrine
    e. Retorsion
    f. Reprisal

    IX. War (3 session)


    a. Definition
    i. Nicaragua v. United States
    b. Basic Principles
    c. Participants
    d. Geneva Conventions
    e. ICC

    X. Neutrality (1 session)

    References
    1. Public International Law Reviewer
    By: Ralph Sarmiento
    2. International Law
    By: Isagani Cruz
    3. Internationa Law Reviewer
    By: Isagani Cruz

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