That State is likely to argue that the case is a matter “essentially within its domestic jurisdiction”, in which the United Nations is expressly forbidden to intervene, under Article 2.7 of the Charter; and other Member States of the United Nations are likely to agree, fearing that if they were to encourage intervention they will set a precedent that may later be turned against them.
Ed è probabile che altri Stati Membri delle Nazioni Unite siano d accordo, nel timore di creare un pericoloso precedente che potrebbe ritorcersi contro loro stessi, nel caso incoraggiassero un intervento.