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    This document contains summaries of passages from the book "Brownlie’s Principles of Public International Law" by James Crawford from the 2013 edition. The first passage discusses how the right to self-defense, while established, is not unconstrained, and force used in self-defense must be necessary and proportionate. The second passage further explains that necessity means having no other option but forceful self-defense, while proportionality requires a response that corresponds to the attack. The third passage notes that within the UN system, the Security Council is the sole body that can authorize use of force.

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    This document contains summaries of passages from the book "Brownlie’s Principles of Public International Law" by James Crawford from the 2013 edition. The first passage discusses how the right to self-defense, while established, is not unconstrained, and force used in self-defense must be necessary and proportionate. The second passage further explains that necessity means having no other option but forceful self-defense, while proportionality requires a response that corresponds to the attack. The third passage notes that within the UN system, the Security Council is the sole body that can authorize use of force.

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    To Justify Na Unreasonable Yung Pag-Ram Sa Boatzzzz

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    This document contains summaries of passages from the book "Brownlie’s Principles of Public International Law" by James Crawford from the 2013 edition. The first passage discusses how the right to self-defense, while established, is not unconstrained, and force used in self-defense must be necessary and proportionate. The second passage further explains that necessity means having no other option but forceful self-defense, while proportionality requires a response that corresponds to the attack. The third passage notes that within the UN system, the Security Council is the sole body that can authorize use of force.

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    Brownlies Principles of Public International Law


    James Crawford

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    Brownlies Principles of Public International Law


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    Brownlies Principles of Public International Law


    James Crawford

    2013
    749
    To justify na unreasonable yung pag-ram sa boatzzzz
    Although the right to self-defence is established, it is not
    unconstrained; force used in self-defence must be necessary and
    proportionate.

    2013
    749
    To justify na unreasonable yung pag-ram sa boatzzzz
    ...necessity has generally been interpreted as meaning that the
    defending state must have no other option in the circumstances
    than to act in forceful self-defence, whilst proportionality requires
    that the size, duration, and target of the response correspond to
    the attack in question.

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    Only relevant if we assume that both parties are members of the
    UN
    Within the UN System the Security Council is the sole body with the
    capacity to authorize the use of force.The starting point of Article
    39, which provides: The security council shall determine the
    existence of any threat to the peace, breach of peace or act of
    aggression and shall make recommendations, or decide what
    measures should be taken in accordance with Articles 41 and 42, to
    maintain or restore international peace and security.

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    Armed Activities on the Territory of the Congo


    Democratic Republic of Congo v. Uganda

    ICJ Reports

    p. 168, 223-4
    2005
    Ratio against Artosis use of force
    Article 51 of the Charter may justify the use of force in self-defence
    only within the strict confines there laid down. It does not allow the
    use of force by a State to protect perceived security interests
    beyond those parameters.

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