The impact of unilateral economic sanctions on human right

   Unilateral economic sanctions, imposed by individual countries or groups, can have adverse impacts on human rights. When implementing such sanctions, states should consider humanitarian exemptions to ensure essential goods are not restricted, thereby upholding human rights in ta...

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الحاوية / القاعدة:الرافدین للحقوق
المؤلفون الرئيسيون: Amer AL-Jubouri, Khalaf Aljibory
التنسيق: مقال
اللغة:العربية
منشور في: University of Mosul-College of Law 2025-03-01
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الوصول للمادة أونلاين:https://alaw.uomosul.edu.iq/article_186552_c2c754f793ee14c7dc43b36207622558.pdf
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description    Unilateral economic sanctions, imposed by individual countries or groups, can have adverse impacts on human rights. When implementing such sanctions, states should consider humanitarian exemptions to ensure essential goods are not restricted, thereby upholding human rights in targeted countries. In contrast, collective sanctions, authorized through international resolutions after thorough evaluation, carry more weight in safeguarding human rights as they involve the majority of UN member states. A notable example is the collective economic sanctions on Iraq compared to the unilateral sanctions on Iran.
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spelling doaj-ee3200bf5d9d4e07b4271133f2fbfeca2025-11-03T01:37:47ZaraUniversity of Mosul-College of Lawالرافدین للحقوق1819-17462664-27782025-03-01279027230210.33899/alaw.2020.127916.1099186552The impact of unilateral economic sanctions on human rightAmer AL-Jubouri0Khalaf Aljibory1Al-Noor University -College of LawCollege of Law/ University of Mosul   Unilateral economic sanctions, imposed by individual countries or groups, can have adverse impacts on human rights. When implementing such sanctions, states should consider humanitarian exemptions to ensure essential goods are not restricted, thereby upholding human rights in targeted countries. In contrast, collective sanctions, authorized through international resolutions after thorough evaluation, carry more weight in safeguarding human rights as they involve the majority of UN member states. A notable example is the collective economic sanctions on Iraq compared to the unilateral sanctions on Iran.https://alaw.uomosul.edu.iq/article_186552_c2c754f793ee14c7dc43b36207622558.pdfunilateral economic sanctions,,,،,؛human rights,,,،,؛international sanctions,,,،,؛the impact of economic sanctions
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