英文摘要 |
Since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the US secondary sanctions against China have been at the highest level in history. Secondary sanctions are located in the marginal area. The US unilateral economic sanctions are mainly based on domestic laws and deviate from the principles and rules of the international law. Under the treaty law, the United States secondary sanctions are not authorized by the Security Council resolution and violate the UN Charter, and those are also suspected of violating obligations under the WTO and NAFTA. According to the customary international law, secondary sanctions break traditional jurisdictional principles and deviate from the principles of sovereign equality of states and non-interference in internal affairs. Opposition to unilateral economic sanctions, including secondary sanctions, is more likely to become a new international custom. Facing the risk of secondary sanctions by the United States under the Russia-Ukraine conflict, China should take legal countermeasures in order to safeguard its national interests, and at the same time deepen international cooperation to unite the forces of other countries. Enterprises should al.so pay attention to avoiding investment risks brought by secondary sanctions when making overseas investments, and should also make good use of remedies to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests in the face of disputes. |