International Investment Law Analysis of the Illegal Freezing Iranian’s Assets by the United States: Reviewing from Treaty of Amity Economic Relations

The dispute between Iran and the United States over the freezing of Iranian assets represents a pivotal challenge in international investment law, testing the boundaries of treaty obligations and unilateral state actions. Centered on the 1955 Treaty of Amity, Economic Relations, and Consular Rights, Iran alleged that U.S. measures, including sanctions and asset seizures, violated international law by undermining protections for Iranian property. This research would analyze the implications of the United States' actions in freezing specific Iranian assets, assessing how these actions may constitute a breach of the Treaty.

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