See Aleksandar Marsavelski, The Crime of Terrorism and the Right of Revolution in International LawDiarsipkan 2023-08-13 di Wayback Machine. (In Chapter II.A.4., entitled "Criteria for the Use of Revolutionary Force" Marsavelski notes that there are certain limits to the right of revolution, guided by four principles: (1) principle of democracy, (2) principle of proportionality, (3) principle of just cause, and (4) principle of distinction), (Connecticut Journal of International Law, Vol. 28) at pp. 278–275.
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See Aleksandar Marsavelski, The Crime of Terrorism and the Right of Revolution in International LawDiarsipkan 2023-08-13 di Wayback Machine. (In Chapter II.A.4., entitled "Criteria for the Use of Revolutionary Force" Marsavelski notes that there are certain limits to the right of revolution, guided by four principles: (1) principle of democracy, (2) principle of proportionality, (3) principle of just cause, and (4) principle of distinction), (Connecticut Journal of International Law, Vol. 28) at pp. 278–275.
