英文摘要 |
The definition for“injured state”is the raison d’être for coding the topic of state responsibility. During the coding process of this topic, the meaning of“injured state”and its provisions have undergone a change from“the content, form and degree of international responsibility”to“legal consequences of internationally wrongful acts of States”, and then to“the implementation of the international responsibility of a State”. For its form, the different proposals have gone through the process of“complexity to simplicity”and“simplicity to complexity”respectively, from a single option to multiple options. In terms of its content, all the three Special Rapporteurs have focused on the nature and consequences of violations of primary rules. The greatest progress in the codification of the concept of ''injured State'' is acknowledging that different types of injured States have the right to impose sanctions and take countermeasures. The final adopted draft articles adhere to a broad standard of“injury”and considers it together with substantive and instrumental consequences, endows different types of states with different scope of rights. However, in terms of means, there is no substantial difference between“an injured State”and“a State other than an injured State” |