International Law Codified And Its Legal Sanction Or the Legal Organization of
International Law Codified And Its Legal Sanction Or the Legal Organization of
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Other- wise, their coexistence would be impossible. The rights of states set forth in the foregoing titles have as a necessary complement duties which each is bound to observe.
546. Moreover, it is incumbent upon states and on the govern- ments which represent them to recognize the authority of moral law and natural justice and not to violate their precepts either in war or in peace.
Moral law, which should regulate all the relations of reasonable beings, must apply to all the relations arising... among civilized peoples who constitute the international society. The observance of the principles which that law im- poses characterizes civilization and gives rise to all the duties known as duties of humanity.
547. The principal international duties of states are: a. The duty of non-intervention; h. The duty of collective intervention; c. The international duty of mutual assistance; d. The duty of international responsibility; e. The duties of humanity.
In addition, states have the general duty of performing honestly and in good faith the obligations contracted by virtue of treaties, or express or tacit agreements, or which arise out of any acts they may have undertaken in international society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other- wise, their coexistence would be impossible. The rights of states set forth in the foregoing titles have as a necessary complement duties which each is bound to observe.
546. Moreover, it is incumbent upon states and on the govern- ments which represent them to recognize the authority of moral law and natural justice and not to violate their precepts either in war or in peace.
Moral law, which should regulate all the relations of reasonable beings, must apply to all the relations arising... among civilized peoples who constitute the international society. The observance of the principles which that law im- poses characterizes civilization and gives rise to all the duties known as duties of humanity.
547. The principal international duties of states are: a. The duty of non-intervention; h. The duty of collective intervention; c. The international duty of mutual assistance; d. The duty of international responsibility; e. The duties of humanity.
In addition, states have the general duty of performing honestly and in good faith the obligations contracted by virtue of treaties, or express or tacit agreements, or which arise out of any acts they may have undertaken in international society.
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