Document Type : Original Independent Original Article
Authors
1 PhD in Political Science, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
2 Master of International Relations, Allameh Tabatabai University, Tehran, Iran
Abstract
Principles of International Public Law governing the severance of business relations Considering the increasing dependence of countries on the economy and the importance of the relationship between countries to the UN Charter regulators, economic sanctions are considered a weapon to compel governments to comply with the Charter's provisions. And the conditions for resorting to it are set out precisely in Chapter Seven. The Islamic Republic of Iran has been subject to severe economic sanctions in recent years and numerous times by countries, especially the United States, for its peaceful nuclear activities. Certainly given that the pursuit of peaceful nuclear energy under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is the indisputable right of States, in fact, pressure is imposed by the sanctioning states, not for the purposes set forth in the UN Charter, but rather on It has long been a target of political animosity and hostility. Because the International Atomic Energy Agency has given all countries the right to peaceful uranium enrichment. So the main question is what is the position of economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran in the nuclear standpoint from the perspective of international law? Economic sanctions are used as a weapon by the West and the Security Council under the control of Western countries against independent states or opposed to Western policies, including the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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