International law derives from several sources, including treaties, customary international law, general principles of law recognized by civilized nations, judicial decisions, and writings of eminent legal scholars.

Treaties are formal agreements between states or international organizations, binding them to certain obligations. Treaties can cover a wide range of subjects, from human rights to trade, and are a primary source of international law. Decisions of international courts and tribunals, as well as writings of legal scholars, contribute to the development and interpretation of international law.

International law provides mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of disputes between states, including negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication before international courts and tribunals.

International law includes numerous instruments and mechanisms for the protection and promotion of human rights at the international level, including treaties, customary law, and institutions such as the United Nations Human Rights Council and regional human rights courts.

Responsibilities :

1. Providing legal advice to individuals, corporations, governments, or international organizations on matters related to international law, including compliance with international treaties, regulations, and customary practices.

2. Helping clients understand and comply with international legal requirements and regulations to mitigate legal risks associated with their activities, investments, or operations abroad.

3. Engaging in advocacy efforts on behalf of clients or stakeholders to influence the development, interpretation, or enforcement of international laws, regulations, and policies.

4. Assisting individuals, families, and organizations with matters related to immigration, asylum, refugee law, and nationality issues, including representation before international bodies and domestic courts.

Conflict resolution through diplomatic means.

Protection of human rights globally.

Regulation of international trade agreements.

Establishment and enforcement of treaties.

Governance of transnational criminal activities.