Use of Force Sovereignty Self-Defense Human Rights Sovereignty Violations Violations Article 51 Self-Defense Rights Military Aggression Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Territorial Integrity Legal Norms Military Engagement Self-Defense Provisions Geneva Convention Humanitarian Law Japan's Position Legal Justification Legality of Military Actions Sanctions Breach of International Law Coercive Measures State Sovereignty Military Action Member State Violations Violations of Sovereignty Just Peace Treaties Military Action Justifications Veto Power Legal Restrictions Nuclear Non-Proliferation Conflict Resolution Disputed Territories Resolutions Member States Obligations Military Agreements Enforcement Mechanisms Sovereignty Issues Peacekeeping Operations Sanctions Law Inviolability of UN Premises Non-Proliferation Treaty Enemy State Clause Military Force Prohibition of Force Human Rights Violations Military Operations Legality Territorial Acquisition Peacekeeping Security Council Obligations Military Base Treaties Enforcement
Most capitals condition any base access or deployments on defensive use only.
