Subject of International Law are:
Correct answer: C. Both
- A. States
- B. Individuals
- C. Both
- D. None of these
Explanation
States remain the primary subjects of international law, but modern international law also gives individuals rights and duties, especially through human-rights and international-criminal law. Therefore, both categories are recognised.
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