International Law and Organization

The term International Law commonly refers to the rules, regulations and guidance governing the independent nations in their conduct besides their existing relationship with one another. Compared to the regular legal law, international law solely concerns on countries and provinces rather than individual citizens. It is a collective term in its own and when split has three distinct legal disciplines namely Public International Law, Private International Law and Supranational Law.

The public international law governs the relationship between international entities and provinces, either as an individual or a group. Legal fields included are treaty law, law of sea, international criminal law, and the international humanitarian law. Widely known as conflict of law or Private international law addresses two main questions where a legal case may be heard in jurisdiction and concerned law that can be applied to the jurisdiction of the case. Supranational law alias the law of supranational organizations that is centric towards present regional agreements which conflicts only with the international law but is not bound by state laws that prevail.

Sourced from a wide range of policies, legal theories and political beliefs, International Law was sourced and organized into one single law that has been recognized by legal positivists and sovereign state that limits its authority based on pact. When subjects of international law come into picture they are concerned within the public international law between the entities or legal persons including representatives of intergovernmental organizations, movements of national liberation, and armed insurrectional movements.

The existence of international law has been since medieval times which has international norms and rules based on agreements that exists for the welfare provinces sustaining amiable international relationship. The legal rights to let two parties hear a dispute where the jurisdiction law could be applied which leads to the rise of international law but in turn conflicts it at various areas known as ‘Conflict of Laws’.

The Supranational Law consists of the list of organizations which are members of International law abiding to its rules, guidelines and promotes international peace throughout world provinces. The European Union, East Africa Community, Union of South American Nations, and Andean Community of Nations are the organizations that co exist with the Supranational community. Each organization operates with its own agenda and signification goals. Such as East Africa Community’s group of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi, and Rwanda wants to become a political federation while USAN wants to establish a core network by 2019.

International Law abides the rules besides conglomerating the countries under one roof for the global existence of coalition and relationship monitoring.     

Questions:

• What is the purpose of international law?
• Define different international organizations and its purposes?