State liability

Alright kiddo, let me explain state liability. It's like when you accidentally break something that belongs to someone else, you have to take responsibility and pay to fix it.

In the same way, the government also has to be responsible for any damage or harm caused to its citizens. This is called state liability.

For example, if the government builds a bridge that isn't safe and someone gets hurt, the government is responsible for paying for the medical bills and any other damages that person might have suffered.

State liability is important because it holds the government accountable for any mistakes or neglect that might cause harm to the people it serves. It's like a safety net to make sure that citizens are protected and have legal recourse if something goes wrong.