International Legal Framework

The International Legal Framework refers to the set of rules, agreements, and organizations that govern relations between countries. This includes treaties, conventions, and customary laws that countries follow to maintain peace, trade, and cooperation. Key institutions like the United Nations help enforce these laws and promote human rights. The framework addresses issues like war, environmental protection, and global health, ensuring countries work together to solve shared problems and uphold a system of order. Overall, it helps nations interact constructively and resolve conflicts peacefully.