Article 51 is a foundational principle of international law, allowing states to use force in self-defence against an armed attack. It is often cited in discussions about the legality of military interventions and pre-emptive strikes.
Which Article of the Charter of the United Nations permitted Right to Self defence ?
Asked in Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam 2011 · Topic: The Governance System (Constitutional Bodies in Governance)
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