Author
Assistant prof., Department of Law, Islamic Azad University, Pardis Branch, Pardis, Iran
Abstract
In the history of the United Nations, in many cases, the Legitimacy of Security Council Resolutions, has been challenged. These challenges has been raised by states that has been affected by the Security Council's decisions. Notwithstanding that states are responsible for implementing the Security Councils’ Resolutions, they impose their will and interpretation on implementation of Security Council Decisions. Interpretation by states may raise concerns about questioning Security Council role and efficiency in international peace and security maintenance. Growing in the number of Security Council resolutions and the question of violation of certain fundamental human rights by these resolutions has led to brought actions against these resolutions before courts of the European Union. In their judgments, The Courts have examined the legality of measures under the resolutions that has resulted. Although these judgments have not resulted in nullifying a Resolution, they have led to fragmentation of the international law.
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