International Liability

International liability refers to the legal responsibilities that countries have towards each other when their actions cause harm or damage across borders. This can arise from various situations, such as environmental damage, violations of treaties, or human rights abuses. When a country fails to uphold its obligations, it may be held accountable through international law, which can lead to reparations or sanctions. Essentially, it's about ensuring nations act responsibly and address the consequences of their actions on the global stage, promoting justice and cooperation among nations.