Sovereign immunity remains a foundational principle in international law, profoundly shaping the legal landscape of peacekeeping operations. Its application raises critical questions about accountability, sovereignty, and the boundaries of international responsibility. Understanding the legal basis and implications of sovereign immunity in peacekeeping contexts is essential for navigating the complex relationship between host states, contributing nations,…

Immunity and international criminal law have long been intertwined in complex legal debates, particularly surrounding the principles of sovereign immunity. How can states claim immunity while facing accountability for grave international crimes? Understanding the evolving boundaries of sovereign immunity is crucial as international norms shift toward prioritizing justice over absolute state sovereignty, impacting the enforcement…