1. Public International and Criminal Law 177361
Kanya Hirunwattanapong
Faculty of Law, Chiang Mai University
(August – December 2017)

3. What Public International and Criminal Law is about
What Public International and Criminal Law is about? It is about the laws governing the States’ relationship when they are in peace, and States when they are in conflicts.
When at peace, what ‘international laws’ are we going to learn? - The person under International Law - States (and their governments), legal aspects relating to the statehood and its government; International Organizations - Source of International Law and the Laws of Treaty - Jurisdiction of State/Immunity from Jurisdiction/Diplomatic relations - State Responsibility - Law of the Sea and Outer Space - Human Rights - Peaceful settlement of disputes between States/Diplomatic and Legal Methods

4. When in conflicts, what international laws are we going to learn
When in conflicts, what international laws are we going to learn? - laws governing the use of force (law of wars)/Self-defence/Self-determination - Criminal responsibility/ War crimes - UN (and its organs) and Peace and Security

5. Regional International Law The international law which governs the states’ relationship among a particular regional integration. - Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) – ASEAN Community - European Union (EU)