transnational law

Transnational law refers to the set of rules, principles, and legal practices that govern relations across different countries, covering areas like trade, human rights, environmental issues, and international disputes. Unlike domestic law, which applies within a single nation, transnational law addresses situations involving multiple states, organizations, or individuals on a global scale. It includes treaties, international agreements, customs, and standards that facilitate cooperation and regulation beyond national borders, helping to create a more consistent framework for addressing global challenges and ensuring justice across different legal systems.