The Outer Space Treaty

The Moon Agreement

The Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects

The Rescue Agreement

The principle of peaceful settlement

The principle of non-discrimination

The principle of proportionality

The principle of reciprocity

The United Nations General Assembly

The United Nations Security Council

The International Court of Justice

The Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space

The ICJ has jurisdiction to settle disputes arising from activities in outer space.

The ICJ can issue advisory opinions on legal questions related to outer space.

The ICJ can enforce the provisions of the Outer Space Treaty.

The ICJ can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

Arbitration is a mandatory method of dispute settlement for all disputes arising from activities in outer space.

Arbitration is a voluntary method of dispute settlement that can be used by states to resolve their disputes.

Arbitration is only available for disputes between states that are parties to the Outer Space Treaty.

Arbitration is only available for disputes that involve claims for compensation.

Mediation is a mandatory method of dispute settlement for all disputes arising from activities in outer space.

Mediation is a voluntary method of dispute settlement that can be used by states to resolve their disputes.

Mediation is only available for disputes between states that are parties to the Outer Space Treaty.

Mediation is only available for disputes that involve claims for compensation.

Negotiation is a mandatory method of dispute settlement for all disputes arising from activities in outer space.

Negotiation is a voluntary method of dispute settlement that can be used by states to resolve their disputes.

Negotiation is only available for disputes between states that are parties to the Outer Space Treaty.

Negotiation is only available for disputes that involve claims for compensation.

The Secretary-General can appoint a mediator or arbitrator to assist in the settlement of disputes.

The Secretary-General can convene a meeting of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space to discuss a dispute.

The Secretary-General can issue a statement condemning a state for violating the Outer Space Treaty.

The Secretary-General can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

The General Assembly can adopt resolutions on the settlement of disputes in space.

The General Assembly can establish a committee to study the issue of dispute settlement in space.

The General Assembly can request the International Court of Justice to issue an advisory opinion on a legal question related to outer space.

The General Assembly can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

The Security Council can authorize the use of force to resolve a dispute in space.

The Security Council can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

The Security Council can request the International Court of Justice to issue an advisory opinion on a legal question related to outer space.

The Security Council can establish a committee to study the issue of dispute settlement in space.

Regional organizations can adopt resolutions on the settlement of disputes in space.

Regional organizations can establish committees to study the issue of dispute settlement in space.

Regional organizations can request the International Court of Justice to issue an advisory opinion on a legal question related to outer space.

Regional organizations can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

NGOs can provide technical assistance to states in the settlement of disputes.

NGOs can raise awareness of the issue of dispute settlement in space.

NGOs can advocate for the peaceful settlement of disputes in space.

NGOs can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

The private sector can provide financial resources for the settlement of disputes.

The private sector can provide technical expertise for the settlement of disputes.

The private sector can advocate for the peaceful settlement of disputes in space.

The private sector can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.

The media can raise awareness of the issue of dispute settlement in space.

The media can advocate for the peaceful settlement of disputes in space.

The media can provide technical assistance to states in the settlement of disputes.

The media can impose sanctions on states that violate the Outer Space Treaty.