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What part of international law says that a country can't be sanctioned for waging war or that a company can't choose where they want to do business?
by another_story 5y ago
What part of international law says that a country can't be sanctioned for waging war or that a company can't choose where they want to do business?
- rjzzleep 5y agoArticle 41 https://www.un.org/en/about-us/un-charter/full-text https://www.un.org/en/about-us/un-charter/full-text https://aclj.org/united-nations/procedures-to-impose-sanctions-under-the-u-n-charter https://aclj.org/united-nations/procedures-to-impose-sanctio...
- docdeek 5y agoArticle 41 explains how the UN Security Council can impose sanctions and encourage other UN Member States to follow suit. There is no obligation for states to sanction another state via the UNSC - sanctions can be imposed by a state without passing through the UNSC.
- another_story 5y agoThat doesn't say anything about a country not being able to sanction a country on it's own, and nothing about companies withholding services.