Introduction to Public International Law

This book presents a comprehensive study of the most important principles and foundations upon which public international law is based , as the legal framework that regulates relations between states and international organizations, and defines their rights and duties within the international community.

The author addresses, in a simplified and systematic manner, the main topics of public international law, such as:

• The emergence and development of international law throughout the ages.
• Sources of international law: treaties, international custom, general principles, and international court rulings.
• The international legal personality of states and international organizations.
• Principles of sovereignty, non-interference, and protection of human rights.
• Rules of international humanitarian law in times of armed conflict.
• The role of the United Nations and regional organizations in maintaining international peace and security.

The book combines a theoretical framework with practical application through examples from contemporary international realities, making it an essential reference for law and political science students, as well as for those interested in international affairs.