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The necessity and parameters of indirect intervention under the principle of non-intervention
The foundations of International law, based on writings/work by the ‘father of International law, Hugo Grotius 1 and works by Emer de Vattel 2 , International law has rested on the basic analogy that ‘...in the same manner that human beings are free and equal, with autonomy in their private interes
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