College of Law

In the presence of Dr. Kydar Abdul QadirSalih, Head of the Public Law Branch, and a number of members of our college council and its teaching staff

On Thursday, 01/14/2021, a doctoral student in the public law branch, AmerHadi Abdullah al-Jubouri, discussed in our college for his thesis tagged (unilateral economic sanctions within the framework of public international law) under the supervision of Dr. Khalaf Ramadan Muhammad the respected

The discussion committee is chaired by Dr. Muhammad YunusYahya / Faculty of Law, University of Mosul, Dr. KhaledAkabHassouni / Faculty of Law, Tikrit University, Dr. Abdulaziz Ramadan Ali and Dr. WissamNemat Ibrahim Al-Saadi / Faculty of Law, University of Mosul, and Dr. Muhammad Hassan Khamo / College of Law and Political Science, University of Kirkuk.

The researcher discussed unilateral economic sanctions at the international level and the imposition of economic sanctions by one country on another country without the passage of the decision to impose those sanctions at the United Nations, and this is what differentiates them from the collective economic sanctions imposed in accordance with UN resolutions. The researcher reached a number of results, foremost among which was that the unilateral economic sanctions appeared earlier than the collective economic sanctions

The unilateral economic sanctions differ in terms of reciprocity, countermeasures and economic measures. Unilateral economic sanctions also aim to achieve the interest of the imposing countries, and as a pretext for the maintenance of international peace and security