1. "Jus cogens " and customary international law are not interchangeable. 2. :Have a look at jus cogens as well. 3. Recent scholarship has also proposed the idea of regional " jus cogens ". 4. The Court held that even Jus cogens does not over rule the absolute immunity of the UN. 5. Article 36 outlines the circumstances under which the exercise of classical " art . 15 ECHR and jus cogens ). 6. The European Court of Human Rights has stressed the international public policy aspect of the " jus cogens ". 7. The court further noted that no state practice supported the argument that " jus cogens " rules displace immunity. 8. Rules of " jus cogens " generally require or forbid the state to do particular acts or respect certain rights. 9. The Art 103 of the UN charter, and it remains absolute even in the face of claims of violation of Jus cogens . 10. Rights that cannot be derogated for reasons of national security in any circumstances are known as peremptory norms or " jus cogens ".
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