International Acts

International Acts are formal agreements or laws that countries agree upon to address shared issues, such as trade, security, human rights, or environmental protection. These acts can take the form of treaties, conventions, or protocols, and they create legal obligations for the countries that sign and ratify them. Essentially, they are organized efforts by nations to cooperate and establish mutual standards or rules to solve global problems collectively. Once agreed upon, these acts influence national laws and policies, fostering international consistency and collaboration.