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2 - Decisions of the Security Council

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 June 2022

Michael Wood  and
Eran Sthoeger
Michael Wood
Affiliation:
Twenty Essex Chambers, London
Eran Sthoeger
Affiliation:
International Law, New York
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Summary

This chapter looks at legal aspects of the decisions of the Security Council. It addresses certain aspects of voting in the Security Council, before then considering when Council decisions are binding, who is bound by Security Council decisions, and whether binding decisions may be included in presidential statements.

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votingSecurity Council procedureprovisional rules of procedureArticle 27(3)abstaining from votingArticle 25party to a disputevetoSecurity Council decisionswhen Council decisions are bindingwho is bound by Council decisionsSecurity Council presidential statementsSecurity Council resolutions
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The UN Security Council and International Law , pp. 28 - 58
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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