Question 5 • MASTER COURSE U.S. Government
The Security Council can adopt a resolution condemning a country’s actions and, if it considers them a threat to international peace and security, impose measures such as economic sanctions. It does not need the International Court of Justice or General Assembly to authorize sanctions. The choices proposing to overthrow a government or prosecute its leaders through the International Military Tribunal do not describe the Council’s usual authority in this situation.
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