Who has the authority to waive diplomatic immunity?
The United Nations
The sending state
The host state
The International Court of Justice
Which principle allows states to settle disputes amicably according to the Vienna Convention?
Article 1: Respect for Host Laws
Article 29: Personal Inviolability
Article 22: Inviolability of Diplomatic Missions
Article 55: Dispute Resolution
What must diplomatic agents respect while performing their duties according to the Vienna Convention?
Only international laws
No laws
Laws of the host country
Only their home country\'s laws
Which of the following is a key principle of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations?
Diplomatic Immunity
Territorial Expansion
Mandatory Arbitration
Economic Sanctions
What key aspect of diplomatic relations is emphasized by the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations?
Protection of diplomatic agents from harassment or interference
Establishment of trade zones
Development of economic policies
Promotion of cultural exchanges
Which principle is crucial in assessing the legitimacy of diplomatic asylum claims?
Economic Stability
Cultural Exchange
Non-Refoulement Principle
Territorial Integrity
What does the term 'diplomatic immunity' entail?
Mandatory participation in local politics
Immunity from civil and criminal jurisdiction
Exemption from international laws
Freedom to engage in any commercial activities
Who can declare a diplomat persona non grata?
The sending state
The host government
The International Court of Justice
The United Nations
What is a key function of consulates?
Hosting international summits
Issuing visas and travel documents
Negotiating military treaties
Enforcing international sanctions
Which category does the Head of Mission belong to?
Technical Staff
Diplomatic Agents
Security Personnel
Administrative Staff
Which article of the Vienna Convention emphasizes the personal inviolability of diplomatic agents?
Article 29
Article 55
Article 1
Article 22
What must an individual generally do before a state can exercise diplomatic protection on their behalf?
Exhaust all available local remedies
Obtain dual nationality
Engage in commercial activities
Refuse consular assistance
Which of the following is not covered by diplomatic immunity?
Inviolability of diplomatic correspondence
Acts performed in a private capacity
Official diplomatic acts
Exemption from most taxes and duties
What is the purpose of consular protection?
To enforce local laws
To assist nationals of the sending state who are in distress
To negotiate trade agreements
To establish military bases
What does diplomatic immunity protect diplomats from?
Travel Restrictions
Paying Taxes
Visa Requirements
Arrest and Detention
What can the home state not do while exercising diplomatic protection?
Elevate the matter to international arbitration
Engage in diplomatic negotiations
Interfere with the internal affairs of the foreign state
Act in the best interest of its citizen
What is the legal basis for consular relations primarily established by?
Hague Convention
UN Charter
Vienna Convention on Consular Relations
Geneva Convention
What is the primary purpose of diplomatic protection?
To protect the nationals of a state who are abroad
To expand territorial claims
To establish new trade agreements
To impose sanctions on foreign governments
Which convention outlines the rights, privileges, and functions of consuls?
Geneva Convention
Vienna Convention on Consular Relations
Hague Convention
Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
What year was the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations adopted?
1945
1950
1961
1975