Chapter 6 Diplomatic and Consular law外交领事法.ppt

Diplomatic and Consular Law Lecturer: Jiang he Introduction to diplomatic and consular law Vocabulary specialized in this area Conception of diplomatic and consular law The links and distinction Development of diplomatic and consular law Diplomatic Law The system of diplomatic organs Position of diplomatic staff The functions of a diplomatic mission The accrediting and acceptance The classes of the heads of the mission The diplomatic immunity Concept of diplomatic immunity On the immunity of the embassy The immunity of diplomatic staff The mission and third state The obligations of the diplomatic staff The determination of the mission Immunity of the embassy Inviolability of the premises of the mission Inviolability of official correspondence Diplomatic bag and diplomatic courier Exemption from all dues and taxes Archives and documents of the mission Freedom of movement and travel Right to use the flag and emblem Immunity of diplomatic staff Inviolability of the person of the staff Inviolability and protection of private residence Immunity from jurisdiction and exceptions Exemption from social security and exceptions Exemption from all dues and taxes Exemption from public service Entry of and grant exemption from all customs duties on their articles Immunity of other members of the mission Span of the diplomatic immunity The mission and third state Inviolability and privileges during passage Immunity of the family members Passage of other members of the staff official correspondence, diplomatic couriers and diplomatic bags Presence of them due to force majeure Obligations of the diplomatic staff Respect the laws and regulations of the receiving State Non-interference in the internal affairs Counterparts for all official business Proper use of the premises of the mission No practice of professional or commercial activity for personal profit Determination of the function End of the function Recall in the case of person