Protecting Satellite Telecommunication by Limiting the Use of Anti-Satellite Weapons Under International Space Law

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This research examines the legal framework on anti-satellite weapons, highlighting gaps in current regulations and suggesting new treaty development.

The research reveals that existing legal frameworks inadequately address the proliferation of anti-satellite weapons and their risks.
Key limitations include the inability of the Outer Space Treaty to effectively regulate military actions in space and the generation of space debris.
Normative legal methods were employed to analyze statutes and frameworks governing militarization and disarmament in outer space.
Increased cooperation between the International Telecommunication Union and other bodies is essential to enhancing the security of space activities.

Maharani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research examines the legal framework on anti-satellite weapons, highlighting gaps in current regulations and suggesting new treaty development.