United Nations International Law Commission

The United Nations International Law Commission (ILC) is a specialized body that develops and clarifies international laws to promote global peace and cooperation. Composed of experts in international law, it conducts research, drafts treaties, and provides recommendations to the UN General Assembly. Its work helps ensure consistent legal standards across countries on issues like human rights, arms control, and environmental protection. The ILC's goal is to create legally sound principles that guide governments and organizations in managing their international relationships effectively.