International Law Code

International Law Code refers to a set of rules that govern interactions between countries, ensuring peaceful relations, cooperation, and respect for sovereignty. It covers areas such as human rights, trade, the environment, and conflict resolution. These laws are created through treaties, agreements, and customary practices, and are enforced through international organizations like the United Nations. While countries may not always agree to or follow these laws strictly, they serve as a framework for maintaining order and addressing global issues collaboratively.