القانون الدولى والخاص

shall be free to assess the extent of its obligations and the conditions for the implementation of this obligation under the umbrella of the legitimacy of international law. The difference between international law and domestic law The domestic law of States is a law that requires obedience and compliance, and applies to citizens who are subject to this law and are forced to apply it by force, if necessary, through the administrative organs Its application by force, if necessary, through administrative bodies that are competent to follow up and enforce the law. As far as international law is concerned, in contrast to domestic law, where international law is the coordinator of the process of inter-State cooperation, States are known to have no authority over them. This means that the majority of States or all of them have no conception of the meaning of the rule of law in a uniform manner, and therefore resort to the fragmentation of fundamental interests and regard them as sacred values. Those nations are not guaranteed, and therefore the proponents of peace have attacked the idea of ​​sovereignty by law and considered that sovereignty is the obstacle to the supremacy of international law over its own States