The receiving state has the unilateral right to declare a diplomat persona non-grata, effectively ending their diplomatic immunity and requiring their recall.
Declaring a diplomat "persona non-grata" is a right of the
Asked in Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam 2019 · Topic: Globalization and Contemporary World Affairs (Political Globalization and International Governance: Role of the United Nations, international law, sovereignty challenges, and non-state actors.)
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Answer: B. Receiving State
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