The Nature of the Legal Rules Governing the Work of the UN Security Council

Abstract

The term generality that characterizes the law is different in terms of its content within the branches of domestic law than in international law. If international rules bear this characteristic in their theoretical framework, then these rules are characterized by relativity when applied. As the rules contained in the international legal system are not general rules, what is regulated by international rules is consistent with the nature of international relations, that is, the relations between multiple international legal persons aim to achieve goals related to the public interest of the international community. The United Nations Charter, attempted to find the required balance, but these rules were characterized by ambiguity and absolute generality, which made the function of the Security Council incomplete, which is what we tried to highlight in this study.