Noninterference (noun)

The state of not interfering or the principle of not interfering in the affairs of others.

Origin:

From non- + interference.

Examples:

1. The policy of noninterference was adopted by the government in order to avoid conflicts with other nations.
2. The principle of noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries is a fundamental principle of international relations.
3. The company has a policy of noninterference in the personal lives of its employees.
4. The organization promotes noninterference in the affairs of its member countries.
5. The principle of noninterference is an important aspect of human rights and civil liberties.