International Charter

Target entity: International Charter
Context triple: [Charter, shortName, International Charter]

• A. Paris Charter
  The Paris Charter is a landmark 1990 political declaration by European states and the United States that marked the end of the Cold War in Europe and committed its signatories to democracy, human rights, and cooperative security.
• B. International Covenants
  International Covenants are globally recognized multilateral treaties, particularly in the field of human rights, that establish binding standards and obligations for states under international law.
• C. Tokyo Charter
  The Tokyo Charter was the legal document that established the International Military Tribunal for the Far East to prosecute Japanese leaders for war crimes after World War II.
• D. Banjul Charter
  The Banjul Charter is a regional human rights treaty adopted by the Organization of African Unity that sets out civil, political, economic, social, cultural, and peoples’ rights specific to the African context.
• E. Charter of the Organization of American States
  The Charter of the Organization of American States is the foundational treaty that establishes the OAS’s structure, purposes, and principles for political, economic, social, and cultural cooperation among the countries of the Americas.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: International Charter
Target entity description: International Charter is a global initiative that coordinates satellite-based Earth observation data to support disaster response and humanitarian efforts worldwide.

• A. Paris Charter
  The Paris Charter is a landmark 1990 political declaration by European states and the United States that marked the end of the Cold War in Europe and committed its signatories to democracy, human rights, and cooperative security.
• B. International Covenants
  International Covenants are globally recognized multilateral treaties, particularly in the field of human rights, that establish binding standards and obligations for states under international law.
• C. Tokyo Charter
  The Tokyo Charter was the legal document that established the International Military Tribunal for the Far East to prosecute Japanese leaders for war crimes after World War II.
• D. Banjul Charter
  The Banjul Charter is a regional human rights treaty adopted by the Organization of African Unity that sets out civil, political, economic, social, cultural, and peoples’ rights specific to the African context.
• E. Charter of the Organization of American States
  The Charter of the Organization of American States is the foundational treaty that establishes the OAS’s structure, purposes, and principles for political, economic, social, and cultural cooperation among the countries of the Americas.
• F. None of above. chosen