The Applicability of Jus Cogens to Non-State Actors in International Law
The doctrine of Jus Cogens holds a pivotal place in international law, representing peremptory norms that transcend state sovereignty. However, its applicability to non-state actors raises complex legal questions deserving careful examination. Can principles designed primarily for state conduct effectively regulate non-state entities, or do they challenge traditional legal boundaries? Addressing this inquiry is essential…