Why is colombia's raid of FARC in ecuador considered illegal?

Question

under international law?

Answer 1

Its simply a violation of another countries sovereignty. I don't think colombias raid into ecuador could be covered under 2(7) in the UN charter.

Answer 2

because this was a unprovoked invasion of a country.

nevermind that peru,equador and venezuela  giving refuge to these criminals plus allowing cocaine  labs inside theyr country all these s.-american  nation are corrupt to the tilt and

uribe is perhaps the only president  of colombia  which ever try to fight  these  murderes and drug dealers

Answer 3

Because it's illegal for the military of one country to enter the territory of another country without their consent.  It's generally considered an act of war.

Answer 4

Has to do with sovereignty issues. I recommend you to go to:http://www.oas.org/main/english/, and probably you can find some useful articles about this issue.