英文摘要 |
Both counter-sanctions in response to foreign sanctions and active sanctions are unilateral sanctions under international law. The judgment on the international legality of unilateral sanctions is based on the sorting out of typical unilateral sanctions measures and the elucidation of international law norms, especially the exception clauses and countermeasure clauses, and ultimately settles on the analysis of individual cases. At present, China’s foreign sanctions still needs to be strengthened in terms of international legality, which is reflected in the perfection and refinement of the type, target, purpose and extent of sanctions in substantive level on one hand, and the specification of the dispute settlement procedures, the obligation to notify and consult, and the obligation to adjust measures in procedural level on the other. In order to give play to the exemplary effect of China’s foreign policy in the international community, the enhancement of international legality should be an important goal in the foreign sanctions. The improvement of the substantive and procedural norms of the Anti-Foreign Sanctions rules is a concrete way to achieve this goal. |