Legal Regulation of Unilateral Actions Issued by States and International Organizations within the Scope of Customary International Law

Abstract

The importance and role of unilateral acts in forming the rules of customary international law lies in the fact that they may take the unilateral form in the field of legal legislation. They may come in the form of national legislation of a complementary nature to international agreements or pave the way for the purpose of implementing these agreements, or they may come in the form of unilateral action in the strict sense. For this word, it may also be issued by actions and actions of each country in isolation from others and considers it necessary to be respected by others, as this formula leads to some unilateral actions taking the form of international dealings carried out by some countries, which subsequently follows in a repeated and consistent manner and does not provoke any Negative reaction from other countries, which is the formula that leads to the formation of international custom.                                                                               

Thus, customary international rules are considered one of the most important sources of public international law, because most of the rules of9 this law have acquired a global character and have become established in the international environment through customary rules, and thus reveal the factors of integration and cooperation that can occur between them, as the subject of international custom (customary international rules) ) is one of the topics that some researchers in the field of international law consider to be among the most important foundations of this law. Some treaties may generally suffice with providing provisions and principles that must be developed and supplemented by customary international rules or by the internal laws of states. This is what is called unilateral action within the scope of Customary international law.