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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 reaso
by 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 agoIt'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.