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Subject: Public International Law

Topic: Subjects of International Law

1. A neighboring country has recently undergone a change in government. The new government is not recognized by the international community as the legitimate government of that country. However, the new government claims to have authority over the entire territory and asserts its obligations under relevant international treaties and conventions. In this scenario, discuss the legal status of the new government as a subject of international law, taking into consideration the principles and criteria for statehood.

2. XYZ Corporation is a multinational company headquartered in the Philippines. It operates in various countries around the world and engages in activities that have a significant impact on the global economy and the environment. Analyze whether multinational corporations like XYZ Corporation can be considered subjects of international law, particularly in relation to their rights and responsibilities under international treaties and customary international law.

3. The United Nations General Assembly has recently granted observer status to a non-state entity representing an indigenous group. This entity seeks to participate in international conferences and engage in diplomatic activities on behalf of the indigenous group. Evaluate the legal implications of granting observer status to non-state entities in international organizations, considering the rights and privileges they may possess and the limitations on their participation.

4. As a response to a global health crisis, a group of countries has established a joint task force to collaborate on research, share resources, and coordinate efforts to combat the spread of the disease. Examine whether this joint task force can be considered a subject of international law, and discuss the legal implications of its actions and decisions, particularly in light of its relationship to the participating countries and international organizations involved.

5. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has the authority to govern and regulate the Olympic Games. Analyze the legal status of the IOC as a subject of international law, considering its role in creating and enforcing rules for participating countries and athletes, as well as its ability to enter into agreements with various stakeholders, including host cities, sponsors, and broadcasters.

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