Eloy
Gold Member
International treaties are international laws. You seem to believe that a law must be passed by a legislature but that is not so. If international regulations are breached, there are courts to get institutions to comply.It would take several volumes to enumerate all the international agreements between countries, companies, and institutions which make up international law. For example, shipping and navigation rights are bound by international law. "Merchant shipping is one of the most heavily regulated industries and was amongst the first to adopt widely implemented international safety standards."The UN does indeed make law and enforces it too. It was the UN which intervened in Bosnia to stop ethnic cleansing of Muslims by the Orthodox Serbs.The UN Security Council does make law and can decide if a country has violated that law. Remember that international treaties have the force of law.
In order for a body to make law, that body must have judicial and enforcement powers. The UN has neither. There is no such thing as "international law".
International treaties are only binding if both countries have recourse if the other violates the treaty. The Iranians have violated the nuke treaty that Obama made with them, what court do you think we should take them to in order to make them comply? There is no court that would enforce such violations of treaties.
I am beginning to feel sorry for you since you obviously got a terrible education.
Violations of international law, such as treaties, can be adjudicated by the UN and the International Criminal Court.
ICC- Welcome to the International Criminal Court
please let us know where we can find all of the international law statutes that every country on earth has agreed to be subject to and comply with.
Please do some research. You are making a fool of yourself.
ICS | The Regulation of International Shipping
Then there is international copyright law. "In general, copyright is a form of legal protection given to content creators through the assignment of specific rights to works that qualify for protection."
International Copyright Basics - RightsDirect
A book could be written on international postal regulations alone which are meant in part "to promote and encourage unrestricted and undistorted competition in the provision of international postal services and other international delivery services, except where provision of such services by private companies may be prohibited by law of the United States".
39 U.S. Code § 407 - International postal arrangements
Where do I stop?
I can assure you it is not I who is a fool.
Those are not LAWS. There is no enforcement body or court if they are violated. Do you really believe that the Chinese comply with copyright laws?
You really need to find another thread, you have made a complete fool of yourself on this one.