According to the objections of ________, a state may bring a complaint in an international tribunal on behalf of one of its own nationals but it may not do so on behalf of any other person.
A) lack of standing
B) lack of nationality
C) lack of a genuine link,
D) failure to exhaust remedies

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The objection of "lack of nationality" refers to the principle that a state can only bring a complaint on behalf of its own nationals, not on behalf of individuals who do not hold its nationality.

According to the Objections of ________, a State May Bring