FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: Ukrainian war
International law is a specific branch of law that, perhaps more than others, is confronted with geopolitical reality. Furthermore, despite the undeniable advance of dogmatics and the realization of paradigms of respect for human rights after the formation of the United Nations and the establishment of several rights and the creation of numerous international organizations, the war in Ukraine raises questions about the limitation of the right international law to avoid violating universal rules. Certainly, Russian action is contrary to international law, it vilifies Ukrainian sovereignty, the self-determination of peoples, human rights, the United Nations Charter and the 1949 Geneva Conventions. However, the crucial question arises for international law, what consequences can come in the face of such Russian mockery against the principles of law. In this sense, international law institutes and their possible consequences will be analyzed.
FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: Ukrainian war
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.2162212220108
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Palavras-chave: Right; International; Human rights; ukrainian war.
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Keywords: Right; International; Human rights; ukrainian war.
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Abstract:
International law is a specific branch of law that, perhaps more than others, is confronted with geopolitical reality. Furthermore, despite the undeniable advance of dogmatics and the realization of paradigms of respect for human rights after the formation of the United Nations and the establishment of several rights and the creation of numerous international organizations, the war in Ukraine raises questions about the limitation of the right international law to avoid violating universal rules. Certainly, Russian action is contrary to international law, it vilifies Ukrainian sovereignty, the self-determination of peoples, human rights, the United Nations Charter and the 1949 Geneva Conventions. However, the crucial question arises for international law, what consequences can come in the face of such Russian mockery against the principles of law. In this sense, international law institutes and their possible consequences will be analyzed.
- Adelcio Machado dos Santos
