The United States Should Adequate International Law In Foreign Policy

International law is mainly known for all the consisted rules and principles governing the relations and dealings of different nations with each other. For international law, there has never been a particular area or governing body so mainly their laws have varied which govern and impacted deals with the legal interactions between different nations, their governments and organizations included their rights and responsibilities in deals they make with other nations. International Law contains the body of legal rules used as an interaction between sovereign states which is the public International law and the rights and particular duties of the citizens which would be the Private international law. International law supports order in the world and the attainment of humanity's fundamental goals of advancing peace, prosperity, human rights, and environmental protection. …show more content…
Even though there is not a particular set of rules for international relations between each nation, international law provides many ways for us to have better communication to the U.S. policymakers. Therefore, the United States provides international law in foreign policy and contributes to help find a solution to any particular problems. This explains why, with few exceptions, the United States formally recognizes and agrees to respect all the rules and principles resources intended to guide and help it’s foreign policy behavior. Iran’s recent violation of international law was the nuclear deal. Basically the purpose of the Nuclear Deal is to prevent a military attack and to prevent harm to other nations. The reason why the Nuclear Deal for Iran was a violation to international law was because Iran poses a threat to our allies in the middle east;