Statute of the International Court of Justice

The Statute of the International Court of Justice is the legal foundation that establishes the Court's authority and rules. It details how the Court is set up, how judges are appointed, and how cases are handled. Essentially, it acts as the Constitution for the Court, ensuring it functions fairly and consistently. The Statute enables countries to resolve disputes peacefully by providing a judicial process, emphasizing the rule of law among nations, and fostering international cooperation and justice.