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A rule under International Law which binds all states and does not have any exceptions is

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Jus cogens norms are non-derogable and include principles such as prohibition of slavery, genocide, and torture.
Updated On: Apr 3, 2025
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The Correct Option is B

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Jus cogens refers to a principle of International Law that is considered fundamental and binding for all states without exception.
This rule cannot be altered by any agreements or conventions.
It represents universal principles accepted by all countries as binding law.
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