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international law

/ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəl lɔː/

Traduction: Ensemble de règles et de principes établis par la coutume, les traités ou les accords, que les États reconnaissent comme obligatoires dans leurs relations mutuelles, régissant des domaines tels que les droits de l'homme, les conflits armés et la diplomatie.

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/ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəl lɔː/C1formallegal
  • frEnsemble de règles et de principes établis par la coutume, les traités ou les accords, que les États reconnaissent comme obligatoires dans leurs relations mutuelles, régissant des domaines tels que les droits de l'homme, les conflits armés et la diplomatie.

A body of rules and principles established by custom, treaty, or agreement that nations recognize as binding in their relations with one another, governing areas such as human rights, armed conflict, and diplomacy.

  1. Body of rules governing statesC1formal

    A set of rules and principles that are binding upon states and other international actors in their mutual relations.

    frdroit international

    • International law prohibits the use of force against the territorial integrity of a state.
    • Treaties are a primary source of international law.
    • The International Court of Justice settles disputes based on international law.
  2. Customary practicesC1formal

    Customs and practices that have evolved over time and are accepted as legally binding by the international community.

    frdroit international coutumier

    • Diplomatic immunity is a well-established principle of customary international law.
    • The law of the sea is largely based on customary international law.
    • Many rules of war are part of customary international law.