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US attack on Venezuela: What does international law say?
According to international law, 'fighting drug trafficking and protecting democracy do not constitute legal grounds for the use of force.'
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theguardian.com
Is there any legal justification for the US attack on Venezuela?
International law experts expect Washington to claim self-defence – and face little serious pushback
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aljazeera.com
‘Act of war’: Expert rejects Trump rationale for Venezuela attack
Professor slams US attacks and removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power as 'illegal use of force'.
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lemonde.fr
US intervention in Venezuela marks new blow to dying international order
Venezuela's allies condemned an 'illegal act of aggression' while countries aligned with the US urged restraint but sought to avoid directly criticizing Donald Trump.
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We just witnessed power kidnapping the law
The US attack on Venezuela and the abduction of its leader have no basis in law.
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US attack on Venezuela: What does international law say?
According to international law, 'fighting drug trafficking and protecting democracy do not constitute legal grounds for the use of force.'
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thehindu.com
U.S. allies, adversaries use UN meeting to blast Venezuela intervention as America defends action
U.S. allies and adversaries criticize military intervention in Venezuela at UN, while America defends its actions as lawful and necessary.
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US critics and allies condemn Maduro’s abduction at UN Security Council
Denmark and Mexico, also threatened by US President Donald Trump, warn that the US violated international law.