Diplomatic missions are the efforts of a country to carry out foreign policy
with other countries or other international organizations, with the aim of
promoting better relations. The implementation of a diplomatic mission is carried
out by a diplomat. As it grows, even though members of the foreign diplomatic in
a country protected by the norms of international law, but it is often a violation of
even the violence that disrupt the smooth diplomatic missions. In carrying out
diplomatic missions, Article 29 of the 1961 Vienna Convention states that
diplomatic agents should not be contested (inviolability), the receiving State shall
take appropriate measures to prevent attacks against members of the mission. But
if the receiving state failed to protect members of the mission, are there legal
consequences and the state's responsibility for the receiving state?