Air blockade of Iran; The international responsibility of the United States and related governments in violation of aviation obligations and basic human rights.
Haibatullah Najandimensh, a faculty member at the Faculty of Law and Political Science at Alma Tabatbai University, in a note for Balance: The extensive US sanctions against Iran's aviation industry, especially the recent actions that extended the scope of the restrictions to a larger number of Iranian airlines, have once again raised the issue of the country's legitimacy to the international access network.
The importance of this issue is not only related to the financial losses of the airlines or the limitation of their commercial activities, but also includes its possible effects on flight safety, the lives of passengers, the accessibility of patients to medical services and human communication.
The basic question is whether governments can ignore their international aviation obligations under the influence of unilateral US sanctions.
More importantly, do such actions count as a violation of the Iranian government's rights or can they be related to the fundamental duties of governments towards human beings?
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