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The 15 pages that link to Diplomatic immunity, each with the reason it gives.

• DiplomacyRelated: These protections let representatives communicate and work without undue interference.

• International recognitionRelated: Recognition and acceptance of representatives help determine who receives diplomatic privileges.

• Diplomatic recognitionRelated: Immunity governs treatment after diplomatic engagement, not recognition itself.

• Customary international lawRelated: Customary rules on diplomatic relations remain relevant alongside treaty protections.

• Diplomatic historyRelated: Immunity enables diplomatic representatives to perform their functions abroad.

• Diplomatic missionRelated: Immunity enables mission personnel to perform official duties without coercion.

• Jus soliRelated: Some countries exclude children of accredited diplomats born on their territory.

• Alberico GentiliRelated: Gentili defended the inviolability of ambassadors in a dedicated legal treatise.

• Diplomatic bagRelated: It is related to, but distinct from, the bag’s protection as diplomatic correspondence.

• Diplomatic rankRelated: Immunity attaches to diplomatic status and functions, not simply to a higher rank.

• Ministry of Foreign AffairsRelated: Ministries rely on these protections to ensure their representatives can perform official duties.