Targeted Sanctions in International Law

Authors

  • Hala Ahmad Mohammed Ahmad Al-Doori Author

Keywords:

Targeted sanction, Syria, North Korea, The Security Council, Travel ban, Assets freeze

Abstract

That sanctions are targeted sanctions include non-military measures imposed by the Security Council in the framework of maintaining international peace and security and respect for the rights of Man and of the citizen, using the powers granted to it under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, particularly the text of Article 41 of the charter. If sanctions are limited to states and not extend to people or bodies according to the traditional concept, it threatens the civilian population and innocent people; as well as that the facts prove the failure of sanctions comprehensive sanctions, why not the rights and freedoms of basic human rights and do not lead to the expected result of them; for the avoidance of comprehensive sanctions with the effect bad on civilians began the UN in negotiating sanctions more effective and less impact on civilian populations, and administered the term smart sanctions or limited goal or soft targeting individuals or bodies or political system specific had to share Secretaries of the UN like Kofi Annan and Boutros Boutros-Ghali and the resolutions of the UN General Assembly and international conferences held impact the adult apply to the UN for this kind of sanctions have included travel ban and freeze assets and insist the money and the weapons and military equipment. I approached the research in the theme of targeted sanctions to demonstrate the concept, and her legal and some of its applications and then evaluate those sanctions. © 2021 TUJR, College of Right, Tikrit University

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Published

2021-01-01

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