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What are the conditions that must be fulfilled before a state can successfully bring proceedings against another state before the ICJ?

ii. Highlight the circumstances precluding internationally wrongful acts. {15 points}

iii. When can a state invoke the responsibility of another state?

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Key changes introduced by the Defamation Act 2013.

These key changes include, if companies encounter big financial losses they are then allowed to sue, serious harm test introduction, defense of fair commitment and jurisdiction replaces defense of honest opinion and truth, public interest defense introduced should provide a statement in relation to the public interest. Another key change introduced by the defamation act 2013 is the abolishment of tourism libel and finally the dismissal of powers from the court in ordering judgment summary in a defamation claim.

Key differences between absolute privilege, qualified privilege, and the new public interest defense.

The key differences between absolute privilege, qualified privilege, and new client public defense are, for the absolute privilege, the speaker is protected not considering the truth or false of their speech. On the other hand, qualified privilege comes to a defeat through elaborating the exact malice part of the speakers' speech without showing the false statement. New public interest defense on the other hand refers to the defense that gives a defendant disclosing protected or classified information to escape criminality through the establishment of public interest in disclosing information outweighing non-disclosure interest of the public.