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Their executives might be in trouble if they ever visit the UK though.

• adastra22 1y ago
  If they want to run that sort of banana republic nonsense in violation of international laws and norms, they can choose to do so (and make an international incident).
  • lazide 1y ago
    What international law or norms are being violated here? Near as I can tell, this is the UK trying to avoid using the mechanisms of international law or norms to impose domestic law on international firms?
    • adastra22 1y ago
      UK has no sovereignty here.