Suez Canal should not be subject to the exercise of the right of war

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The Suez Canal should not be subject to the exercise of the right of war is a principle established by the 1888 Constantinople Convention that guarantees the canal’s neutrality and free passage for ships even during armed conflict.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf legal principle ⓘ
treaty principle ⓘ
aimsTo ensure continuous international maritime traffic ⓘ
prevent closure of the Suez Canal due to hostilities ⓘ
appliesDuring armed conflict ⓘ
peace ⓘ
appliesTo Suez Canal ⓘ
merchant vessels of all nations ⓘ
warships of all nations ⓘ
basedOn principle of neutrality of international waterways ⓘ
establishedBy Convention of Constantinople ⓘ
establishedOn 1888 ⓘ
geographicalContext Isthmus of Suez ⓘ
guarantees free passage for ships ⓘ
neutrality of the Suez Canal ⓘ
legalStatus binding treaty obligation for its parties ⓘ
linkedTo freedom of navigation ⓘ
partOf international law of the sea ⓘ
regime of international canals ⓘ
prohibits blockade of the Suez Canal based on belligerent status of ships ⓘ
use of the Suez Canal as an object of war ⓘ
relatedTo Constantinople Convention of 1888 ⓘ
neutralization of the Suez Canal ⓘ
requires non-discriminatory treatment of ships ⓘ
territorialContext Egypt ⓘ

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Constantinople Convention of 1888 → stated → Suez Canal should not be subject to the exercise of the right of war ⓘ
Constantinople Convention of 1888 → stated → Suez Canal should not be subject to acts of hostility ⓘ
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