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Intervention beyond states: The limits of the principle of non-intervention and international responsibility

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This article explores the implications of privatised interference on sovereignty and accountability in international law.

International law struggles to address foreign political interference by non-state actors, undermining democratic institutions.
The principle of non-intervention may be inadequate for accountability in cases of privatised interference affecting public discourse.
Private actors often escape legal liability, creating an accountability gap in a state-centric legal framework.
The exploration of alternative doctrines like the no-harm principle is necessary to address the challenges posed by privatised power.

Florian Bayer (2025) studied this question.

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