Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Abstract

Facing the outbreak of the Coronavirus that appeared in China at the end of last year, the administration and represented by the state had to intervene by taking quick and effective preventive measures and providing the necessary health care to citizens, to limit the spread of this epidemic that has become threatening the entire world, even if that restricts One of their freedoms that are guaranteed by the constitution and various international declarations and covenants. The administration assumes many and varied burdens within the framework of the exercise of its activities, and administrative control is one of the most important of these activities, and because it is a preventive system in the first place, it aims to preserve public order and protect basic rights and freedoms under normal or exceptional circumstances, not only at home, but also extending its impact abroad. Through international health cooperation to combat this virus, and therefore the state is obligated to intervene to control and combat everything that affects the public order, whether public security, public peace or public health is not only internally and also grows internationally.