Authority for UN peacekeeping missions is granted by:

Related Mcqs:

1. How do peacebuilding operations differ from traditional form of peacekeeping?

   A. They will not take on the mission of running the government in case of collapse
   B. They do not get involved in the local politics of the troubled area
   C. They entail the use of force rather than relying on the consent of all parties
   D. They reject the acceptance of infrastructure development

2. The largest peacekeeping mission as of early 2009 was in:

   A. Rwanda
   B. Croatia
   C. Somalia
   D. Democratic Congo

3. Peacekeeping forces are discussed in which part of the UN Charter?

   A. They are not discussed
   B. Chapter 5
   C. Chapter 6
   D. Chapter 9

4. In 1961 ‘Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations’ provided international treaty on diplomatic intercourse and the privileges and immunities of diplomatic missions, came into force in.?

   A. 1965
   B. 1967
   C. 1964
   D. 1962

5. Extradition is granted in case of:

   A. Ordinary criminals
   B. Political and religious criminals
   C. Heads of State and Govt.
   D. None of these

6. Extradition is granted in case of:

   A. Ordinary criminals
   B. Political & religious criminals
   C. Heads of States & Government
   D. None of these

7. Extradition is normally granted:

   A. in all cases
   B. in criminal cases
   C. in civil cases
   D. None of these

8. International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) to take all measures necessary to fulfill its mandate of assisting the Afghan Interim Authority in maintaining security was established on:

   A. December 20, 2011
   B. December 20, 2010
   C. December 20, 2004
   D. December 20, 2001

9. Yasser Arafat remained the President of Palestinian Authority for almost:

   A. Six years
   B. Nine years
   C. Twelve years
   D. Fifteen years

10. ‘Ramallah’ is the headquarter of Palestinian authority situated at

    A. West Bank
    B. Gaza strip
    C. Tunis
    D. Jordan