376. Nature of diplomatic protection.
376. Nature of diplomatic protection.
International Law and Foreign Relations (Volume 61 (2018)) | Commentary
In the classic formulation, in bringing an international claim by way of diplomatic protection on behalf of one its nationals, a state was to be treated as in reality asserting its own rights, namely the right to ensure,
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