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diplomatic immunity

/ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk ɪˈmjuːnɪti/

翻译: 国际法原则,指外国外交官及其官方工作人员在接受国享有豁免,不受当地法律、司法管辖及部分税收的约束,以便其能够不受干扰地履行职务。

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/ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk ɪˈmjuːnɪti/C1formallegal
  • zh国际法原则,指外国外交官及其官方工作人员在接受国享有豁免,不受当地法律、司法管辖及部分税收的约束,以便其能够不受干扰地履行职务。

A legal principle in international law that grants foreign diplomats and their official staff exemption from the host country's laws, jurisdiction, and certain taxes, ensuring they can perform their duties without interference.

  1. Legal exemption for diplomatsC1formal

    A principle of international law that grants foreign diplomats exemption from the host country's laws and jurisdiction, ensuring they can perform their duties without interference.

    zh外交豁免权

    • The ambassador claimed diplomatic immunity to avoid prosecution for a parking violation.
    • Diplomatic immunity does not cover serious crimes like murder in most cases.
    • The host country can declare a diplomat persona non grata to bypass immunity.