When a nation refuses to accept the judgment against it made by the International Court of Justice, the plaintiff nation can seek recourse through the ________.

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The United Nations Security Council has the power to enforce the judgment made by the International Court of Justice. It can issue economic sanctions or use military force to compel the non-compliant nation to comply with the judgment. The International Law Commission is a body responsible for promoting the progressive development of international law and not for enforcing judgments. The Permanent Court of International Justice does not exist anymore, having been replaced by the International Court of Justice. The World Bank Investment Dispute Settlement Center deals with disputes between investors and nations, but not with disputes between nations themselves.

When a Nation Refuses to Accept the Judgment Against It