Critically discuss whether a state can claim immunity in respect of a claim made against it in a domestic court arising from an act of torture or murder alleged to have taken place in that state’s embassy in the territory of the domestic court. Would your answer be the same if the claim were made against a diplomat of the state claiming immunity?

Critically discuss whether a state can claim immunity in respect of a claim made against it in a domestic court arising from an act of torture or murder alleged to have taken place in that state’s embassy in the territory of the domestic court. Would your answer be the same if the claim were made against a diplomat of the state claiming immunity?

Reference to recent cases.
Jurisdiction – must be taken into account.
Only OSCOLA referencing must be used, professor is really strict about it and always checks it. I attached a file regarding OSCOLA Referencing.