It probably is a violation. I'd like her and her staff to state exactly what laws, or what principles and precedents that imply a law, were violated, and then take that charge to the appropriate court. Or introduce a resolution to the UN, to force the US the embarrassment of blocking it.
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The term "international law" doesn't mean very much if we don't have a functioning international police force.
It probably is a violation. I'd like her and her staff to state exactly what laws, or what principles and precedents that imply a law, were violated, and then take that charge to the appropriate court. Or introduce a resolution to the UN, to force the US the embarrassment of blocking it.