Droit international

Droit international, or international law, is a set of rules and agreements that govern the relationships between countries. It covers areas like peace, security, human rights, trade, and environmental protection. These laws help states work together peacefully, resolve disputes, and respect each other’s sovereignty. International law is created through treaties, conventions, and established customs, and is enforced by international organizations such as the United Nations. While countries are generally sovereign, they agree to abide by international laws to promote stability and cooperation in the global community.