The Influence of International Law on States

Authors

  • Bertrand Silverius Sitohang Universitas Katolik Santo Thomas
  • Sebastian Simanjuntak Universitas Katolik Santo Thomas
  • Jonatan Ginting Universitas Katolik Santo Thomas
  • Roniel Silalahi Universitas Katolik Santo Thomas

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3951.vol1iss1no05pp25

Keywords:

International Law, National Policy, State

Abstract

International law in its basic concept is intended to serve as legal framework for society of States. International law prescribes what is right and what is wrong; it also prescribes how State behaves toward one another; and it provides sanctions. However, the above description is international law as understood in class room. In reality, international law is frequently used as a political instrument by States. It can be an instrument to exert pressure, instrument for intervening on other States domestic affairs without considered as violation and it can also be used to justify States’ actions. The present article will describe how States have used international law on Indonesia as political instrument and how Indonesia have used international law to further its national policy

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Published

2024-08-25

How to Cite

Sitohang, B. S., Simanjuntak, S., Ginting, J., & Silalahi, R. (2024). The Influence of International Law on States. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED ACADEMIC , 1(01), 25–29. https://doi.org/10.3951.vol1iss1no05pp25

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