International law explained Sources of Public International Law — Transcript
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- 0:00sources of international law visualized
- 0:10what are the sources of international law the term source of law refer to legal rules governing the
- 0:20international community unlike national laws where sources of law are specified in the Constitution
- 0:28which is superior to laws and regulations no such hierarchy exists in international law
- 0:34the International Court of Justice stipulated a catalogue of sources of international law which is
- 0:41used when deciding legal disputes submitted before the world court the first source is international
- 0:49treaty whether a general or particular convention a bilateral regional or multinational one a treaty
- 0:57is a binding international agreements by which the states parties agree in writing to observe
- 1:03their contractual obligations the second source is customary law as evidence of a
- 1:09general state's practice accepted as law at the outset international law was mainly regulated by
- 1:16customs which is an unwritten rule and consists of two parts States practice and open ear juries
- 1:24state practice is the material part of customary law and it combines States behavior and engines
- 1:32in other words it means what states do and say open your juries is the second part of
- 1:39customary law and it means that the states verbal or material acts have to be accepted as a binding
- 1:46law by the rest of the international community for instance the world accepts and believed that
- 1:53it's legal for a state to act in a self-defense in addition to treaties and customs other sources
- 2:00of law exist like the judicial decisions of international courts jurisdictional if ID
- 2:09publicists and lastly the general principles of law recognized by civilized nations while these
- 2:18are not formal sources they can still play an important role as evidence of international law
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