Answer:
The scenario of you refusing to import diamonds from Sierra Leone due to human rights violation is an example of trade sanction.
Explanation:
- A sanction is imposed on one country by the other for not complying to certain norms or for not behaving in a manner that is desired. It can also be imposed to promote a certain kind of behaviour or to make a country take some actions on certain issues that the other (dominant) country is expecting it to take.
- These sanctions are for the purpose of isolating the country on the global level until it agrees on complying to the global rules conventionally accepted over certain issues.
