A State has the right to use force in case of:
Correct answer: B. Armed attack
- A. to obtain raw material
- B. Armed attack
- C. to ensure the protection of human rights
- D. None of these
Explanation
Article 51 of the UN Charter preserves a state's inherent right of self-defence if an armed attack occurs, subject to necessity, proportionality, and other Charter requirements. Obtaining resources does not create a lawful right to use force.
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