مبدأ حظر استخدام القوة في القانون الدولي المعاصر

Abstract EN

The principle of the prohibition of the use of force in contemporary international law is considered one of the basic principles on which international legitimacy has been based since the establishment of the United Nations Organization, and under this principle contained in Article 2/4 of the Charter, the use or threat of use of force is olutely prohibited in international relations, to protect International peace and security, and despite some ambiguity surrounding this principle in its subject matter or inherent shortcomings in its application, it remains described as a peremptory norm of international public order that cannot be violated.

Although this prohibition is considered olute, it was necessary to maintain specific cases in which the use of force is permitted as exceptions to the principle, such as legitimate defense, the collective security system and the right to self-determination, and others, to achieve the same goal as well, which is to maintain international peace and security