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Denunciation
International Committee of the Red Cross
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Abstract
Denunciation refers to a unilateral act by which a State Party seeks to terminate its participation in a treaty. According to international law, treaties are subject to denunciation only if they contain a provision allowing for such. Absent such a provision, denunciation is possible if it is established that the Parties intended to admit the possibility of denunciation or if a right of denunciation may be implied by the nature of the treaty.