Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences

Abstract

The acts of international organizations with their sole will are decisions, recommendations, declarations, regulations and wishes which are considered to be the rules of public international law and have the binding character of the other sources of international law, international conventions, general principles of law, the opinions of the great jurists of civilized motherhood, principles of justice and fairness, International Legal action has emerged with the adoption of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties of The main reason for its emergence is the balancing of the role of the growing and growing international organizations and the sovereignty of the state, which calls for international jurisprudence to preserve them and not to reduce their size or end them. If that is the case, can the member states of the international organization or the member states of one of the organs of the Organization be able to reserve the international resolution so that it does not have to raise it.