A State can use Force:
Correct answer: A. In its own self-defence
- A. In its own self-defence
- B. By entering into a treaty with another States
- C. At its own discretion
- D. None of these
Explanation
The UN Charter generally prohibits the use of force, but Article 51 preserves a state's inherent right of individual or collective self-defence after an armed attack. A treaty alone or a state's personal discretion does not create a general right to use force.
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