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Humanitarian aid (n.) is truly humanitarian, the World Court held, only if given without discrimination to all in need — not to one army and its dependents.
Intervention (n.) claimed as a right is by nature reserved for the most powerful states — a policy of force that may pervert justice itself.
Intervention (n.) is a policy of force, the World Court ruled in 1949, and by its nature belongs only to the most powerful states.
Intervention (n.) is wrongful, the World Court ruled, whenever it coerces a people's sovereign choice of political, economic and social system.