International law
International law
Refers to the body of laws, treaties, principles, and customs generally regarded and accepted as binding in the relations between nations, and which may be applied also to multinational businesses or nongovernmental agencies.
Alternative terms
Broader Terms
More specific terms
- NT2 ↓ Boundaries ►
- NT2 ↓ Extradition
- NT2 ↓ Judicial assistance ►
- NT2 ↓ Conflict of laws
- NT2 ↓ Dumping (International trade) ►
- NT2 ↓ Sanctions (International law) ►
- NT2 ↓ Piracy
- NT2 ↓ Neutrality
- NT2 ↓ Recognition (International law)
- NT2 ↓ Expropriation
- NT2 ↓ Sovereignty ►
- NT2 ↓ Refugees and asylum
- NT2 ↓ Antarctica
- NT2 ↓ International arbitration
- NT2 ↓ Arms limitation
- NT2 ↓ Treaties and agreements ►
- NT2 ↓ War crimes
- NT2 ↓ Crimes against humanity
- NT2 ↓ Genocide
Related terms
- RT⇆ Rule of law
- RT⇆ Chemical precursors
- RT⇆ Traceability
- RT⇆ CITES
- RT⇆ Countervailing duties
- RT⇆ Prisoners of war
- RT⇆ Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
- RT⇆ Drug traffic
- RT⇆ Trafficking in persons
- RT⇆ Roman law
- RT⇆ Slavery
- RT⇆ Legal systems
- RT⇆ Conscientious objectors
- RT⇆ International Court of Justice
- RT⇆ International Criminal Court
- RT⇆ Salvage
- RT⇆ U.N. Security Council
- RT⇆ Inter-American Juridical Committee
- RT⇆ International organizations
- RT⇆ Chemical weapons
- RT⇆ Transnational corporations
- RT⇆ Offenses against the person
- RT⇆ Diplomatic and consular service
- RT⇆ Peace
- RT⇆ Biological weapons
- RT⇆ Military justice
- RT⇆ Peacekeeping
- RT⇆ Terrorism
- RT⇆ Nongovernmental organizations
- RT⇆ Banks and financial institutions
- RT⇆ Hostages
- 'العربية القانون الدولي
- Deutsch Völkerrecht
- Español Derecho internacional
- Français Droit international
- Italiano Diritto internazionale
- Português Direito internacional
- русский язык Международное право
