Whether and to what extent does international law allow states to use military force against armed non-state actors on the territory of another state?
Zh. Temirbekov
Abstract:The relevance of the article is due to the importance of understanding the legal boundaries of state actions in the context of the growth of transnational terrorism, insurgent movements and asymmetric wars. Recent conflicts and military interventions highlight the urgent need to clarify international law regarding the acceptable use of force against armed non-state actors located in the territory of another state. Finding the delicate balance between respecting state sovereignty and ensuring the right to self-… Show more
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