👉 The term "non-recognized" in the context of international law refers to a situation where an individual or entity is not recognized by another state as having legal rights and responsibilities. This can occur due to various reasons, such as lack of recognition through diplomatic channels, refusal of recognition by a state, or a dispute over jurisdictional issues. Non-recognization can have significant implications for individuals and organizations seeking to operate within the jurisdiction of another country. It may result in difficulties in accessing certain government services
