التدخل الإنساني بين التطبيق والتضييق

Abstract EN

Article 2 / 7 of the charter of the united nations states: "nothing in this charter permits the united nations to interfere in matters which are within the internal jurisdiction of a state, and nothing in it requires members to submit such questions to be resolved by virtue of this charter, on this principle does not prejudice the application of the repressive measures mentioned in chapter vii", it is understood from the text of this article that the united nations is not allowed to interfere in matters that fall within the core internal jurisdiction of its member states.

our study aims to read and detail this article to remove all ambiguities around it.

among the most important conclusions reached is that this text is characterized by ambiguity in that it does not set a line between what falls within the scope of international jurisdiction and what is within the internal jurisdiction, although the text of article 2 / 7 of the charter prohibits the united nations from interfering in the internal affairs of states but this ban does not prevent the united nations from doing so.