This article discusses the challenges faced by the UN in regulating the use of force by state and non-state actors in the context of international law and customary international law. It also provides insights into the rules regulating the decision of the states to use force and the intervention of third states in case of armed attacks. The article cites the Nicaragua case and Democratic Republic of the Congo v Uganda case to support its arguments.

Use of force: preliminary matters

Learning outcomes include knowing the relevance of art 2(4) of the UN Charter, differentiating between ius ad bellum and ius in bello, explaining the unilateral use of force and UN collective enforcement measures, and being aware of challenges related to terrorism and other uses of force.

This article discusses the challenges faced by the UN in regulating the use of force by state and non-state actors in the context of international law and customary international law.

International Relation and Global Economy - Desklib

International Relation and Global Economy

This article discusses the legality of joint strikes made by states X, Y, Z against Tarragon under the International law. It covers the principles of humanitarian intervention, self-defense, and the exceptions to Article [2(4)] of the UN Charter. The article concludes that the joint strikes were unlawful under international law.

International Relation and Global Economy

International Relations and Global Economylg...

International Relations and Global Economy