Part II International Responsibility—Development and Relation with Other Laws, Ch.12 Responsibility and the United Nations Charter
Vera Gowlland-Debbas
From: The Law of International Responsibility
Edited By: James Crawford, Alain Pellet, Simon Olleson, Kate Parlett
- Subject(s):
- Responsibility of states — Wrongful acts — Self-defence — Responsibility of individuals — UN Charter — Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties — Customary international law — Lex specialis — International peace and security — Collective security
This Chapter examines the relationship between the United Nations Charter and the customary law regime of State responsibility as codified in the ILC’s Articles of 2001. It does not cover questions arising from the responsibility of international organizations in their own right as international legal persons, nor, or at least not directly, those related to the concurrent responsibility of any State for the conduct of an international organization. These issues are excluded from the scope of the Articles. The relationship between the Charter and the ILC Articles...
