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[MCU] Did Wakanda ever intend to honor the Sokovia Accords

The Sokovia Accords were, if not the invention of Wakanda, at least heavily lobbied for by Wakanda. At the opening meeting, King T'Chaka made a powerful statement about how their "stolen vibranium" was used to create devastation, and how super powered individuals were a threat to the peace of the world.

But the Black Panther, who would clearly be covered by the Accords, operates in foreign nations all the time. One of T'Challa's first acts after the signing of the accords was to sneak into a foreign nation, attack a convoy, and retrieve one of his spies. Justified? Sure. Legal? Hell no.

When T'Challa learns that Klaue was in ~~China~~ Korea, he immediately invades that country as well, and in a very public fashion. There is video of the Panther violating the Accords up on YouTube.

So my question is: did Wakanda intend to honor the accords, but T'Challa had a change of heart after his father was killed, or were the accords designed by Wakanda to hinder the powered individuals of other nations, and thereby further secure Wakanda's secret advantages?
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First, we need to clarify the intent of the Sokovia Accords. The purpose of the Accords was not to regulate superhumans/enhanced individuals, as Clint Barton and Sam Wilson would certainly not be on this list, and arguably neither would Tony Stark or James Rhodes. The purpose of the Accords was to create UN oversight of the Avengers as a specific entity given their history of causing damage and ignoring sovereign borders during their heroics. Ant-Man and Spider-Man, had they not responded to the calls to fight in Germany, would not have been covered under the Accords’ statement that the Avengers would be directed by the UN.

The situation related to Bucky Barnes demonstrated the hypocrisy of Wakanda’s position. T’Challa, or any Black Panther, could claim diplomatic immunity in the eyes of the international community due to his status as a member of the Wakandan Royal Family - and that is assuming he was ever caught, which Wakanda’s advanced technology would make difficult. Bucky’s incarceration without trial demonstrated that the UN was taking a hard line on any enhanced individual they found, but T’Challa’s freedom after being apprehended in Budapest shows the preferential treatment he received as a diplomatic officer as well as a superhero.

So, long story short, no. The Black Panther, as he is not a member of the Avengers, would not be subordinated to the UN under the Accords, nor would he be held without trial like Bucky due to his station as heir apparent and later King of Wakanda.