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Yes. In fact every country can.

• ronsor 2y ago
  In theory, but that might get you prosecuted in the country you currently reside in, which can easily become a political mess for your home country if the reason gets out.
  • viraptor 2y ago
    It's not theoretical. It spans lots of areas, from trivial food safety (you're forbidden/required to wash eggs depending on the country), to social (can't allow / can't deny education for women), and many others. Countries have explicitly conflicting laws in many cases and effectively force people to break another country's laws.