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Jus Ad Bellum, Ethiopia’s Claims 1–8 (Ethiopia/Eritrea)

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479 War and armed conflict — Use of force — International law prohibition on the use of armed force — United Nations Charter, Article 2(4) — Extent of prohibition — Exceptions — Self-defence — Whether applicable — Conditions for exercise of right of self-defence — Conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia — Resort to force by Eritrea

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479 War and armed conflict — Use of force — International law prohibition on the use of armed force — United Nations Charter, Article 2(4) — Extent of prohibition — Exceptions — Self-defence — Whether applicable — Conditions for exercise of right of self-defence — Conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia — Resort to force by Eritrea

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479 War and armed conflict — Use of force — International law prohibition on the use of armed force — United Nations Charter, Article 2(4) — Extent of prohibition — Exceptions — Self-defence — Whether applicable — Conditions for exercise of right of self-defence — Conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia — Resort to force by Eritrea

Key concepts: Jus ad bellum, Use of force, United Nations Charter, Charter, Political science, International law, Law, Armed conflict

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