INRODUCTION
The consequences of international relations are the emergence of international law. International relations that have been practiced by the countries in the world have created rights and obligations between subjects of law. Therefore, international law is absolutely necessary in order to ensure smooth international relations system.
International law is the applicable law in two or more countries which regulates the activity of the International scale. International law is the law between nations or between nations that show the complex principles that govern the relationship between the community of nations or countries.
International law is part of the law governing the activities of international entities. At first, international law only defined as behavior and relationships between countries. However, the growth pattern of
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According to the principle of nationality every citizen wherever he is still treated the law of the country. The principle of nationality has extraterritorial powers, meaning that the law of the country remain valid also for its citizens, despite being in a foreign country.
Principle of universally
The principle of public interest based on the authority of the state to protect and regulate the interests in public life. In this case the country can adjust to all the circumstances and events relevant to the public interest. Thus, the law is not bound by state borders. And this principle fights for global criminal.
Principle of Passive Personality
In principle it can be said that the authority of a state to protect all its citizens by law. This means that these principles provide the power for a state to protect its citizens wherever.
Principle of Protective
A state has the right to protect themselves by building protection agency as a precautionary measure by the State against the security and territory and a state.