Nicaragua v USA (Paramilitaries/Sandinista Case) (Treaty law and Customary law)

In this international law case, Nicaragua claimed that the USA had breached its obligations under international customary law, by supporting the Contra rebel group who sought to overthrow the Sandinista government. The USA claimed that the customary laws no longer applied because they had been overtaken by treaties.
The court found that treaty provisions do not extinguish the underlying customary law.
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