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The rules governing relations between countries, diplomatic immunity, and why embassies aren’t foreign territory.
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From Public International Law: Why Embassies Are Not Foreign Soil
Under the 'persistent objector' rule, how can a state avoid being bound by a new customary rule?
- By withdrawing from the United Nations
- By objecting consistently while it forms
- By objecting once it is fully settled
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Answer: By objecting consistently while it forms
A state that clearly and consistently objects during a custom's formation may stay outside it, though this does not work for jus cogens.
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