"Why is Nationality important to International Law? Sultan, Kendon Bey Q&A"

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Nationality is important in international law because it legally connects a person to a specific State, giving that State the authority to protect them and act on their behalf. It determines which country is responsible for an individual’s rights, obligations, and diplomatic protection. Nationality also defines who a State can represent in international disputes and who falls under its treaty obligations. Contact information: eomgovpodcast@gmail.com