A Critical Analysis Of The Contemporary State Practice Of Self Defence In International Law

Self Defence is an inherent right of the State to protect itself from the attack or aggression of another state or non-state actors.It is governed by both customary and modern international law.The customary international law relating to the usage and extent of application of self-defence can be analyzed through State Practices.It is pertinent to mention that self defence has its own limitations that cannot be exceeded.This research predominantly focuses on the contemporary state practice of self defence rising from pre-and post-Nicaragua.This research focuses on the practical perception of the usage of self-defence, it analyses the state's action, conduct, and behavior in the exercise of self defence.This research limits its focus to the practical aspects of self-defence and provides a vast exploration on the contemporary practices of states in exercising their self-defence.This research contributes to the understanding of self-defence in a practical manner.