Diplomatic Sanctions

Diplomatic sanctions are measures taken by countries to express disapproval or pressure a government without resorting to military action or economic sanctions. These typically involve reducing or cutting diplomatic ties, such as recalling ambassadors, limiting diplomatic interactions, or suspending official visits. The goal is to pressure the targeted government to change certain behaviors or policies, like respecting human rights or resolving conflicts. Diplomatic sanctions signal disapproval while minimizing economic impact and maintaining some level of communication, aiming to influence the targeted country indirectly through diplomatic channels.