All Countries Have Rights Under International Law

Every sovereign state possesses inherent rights under international law, including:

• Self-determination
• Sovereignty and territorial integrity
• Participation in international organizations (e.g., UN)
• Treaty-making capacity
• Protection of its citizens from human rights abuses

These rights are enshrined in the UN Charter, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and customary international law, and are upheld by bodies like the International Court of Justice.