Use of Force

International Law has always been unclear about violence among different international actors

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When is a State entitled to the right of self defense?

What is the basic concept of "Use of Force"

If a terrorist organization were to commit an act of terror on U.S soil, would the U.S be entitled to the right of self defense against the state that the terrorist organization is based in?

The Russia is committing genocide against its own citizen, should states be allowed to use force against Russia for humanitarian reasons and why?

What is large factor in determining if the Security Council will authorize the use of force by a state?

What article of the UN charter states that Security Council resolutions regarding the use of force shall prevail over other rules of international law.

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Does a state have the right to claim self defense in order to use force to protect a national in a different state?

What doctrine allow States to intervene in situations where a State failed in its duty to protect its own citizens?