________ is an objection that may be made to an international tribunal's exercise of jurisdiction when a plaintiff is not qualified to appear before the court.
A) Lack of nationality
B) Lack of standing
C) Lack of genuine link
D) Failure to exhaust remedies

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Lack of standing refers to a plaintiff's inability to demonstrate an adequate connection to the dispute or the legal right to bring a claim before the court. It is one of the grounds on which an objection may be raised against the jurisdiction of an international tribunal.

________ Is an Objection That May Be Made to an International