Five lines on International personality
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Gaining international personality is often a goal of international actors. By gaining personality, they gain acknowledgment in the international legal community. The amount of personality that an international actor has depends entirely upon state recognition. Legal personality can determine the rights that actors have as well as their standings with courts. As personality is given by states, it stands to reason that international actors are only effective when states allow them to be.Without the approval of states, other actors have no rights nor any true ability in the international arena.
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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PERSONALITY
International law is based on rules made by states for states. States are sovereign and equal in their relations and can thus voluntarily create or accept to abide by legally binding rules, usually in the form of a treaty or convention. By signing and ratifying treaties, states willingly enter into legal, contractual relationships with other state parties to a particular treaty, which observance is normally controlled by the reciprocal effects of non-compliance. The capacity of states to enter into such relationships with other states and to create legally binding rules for themselves, is a result of states' international legal personality, a prerogative attributed to all sovereign states.
In the beginning of the 18th century sovereign states alone were considered to have international legal personality and therefore the only entities with capacity to have rights and obligations under international law. As such, states were (and still are to a large extent) the omnipotent creators of international law which in turn primarily concerned states and their conduct internationally. Individuals, International Organizations (IOs) and other non-state actors (NSAs) were of no concern to international law as they were devoid of international legal personality, which is a prerequisite for the capacity to have international rights and/or obligations.
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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PERSONALITY
International law is based on rules made by states for states. States are sovereign and equal in their relations and can thus voluntarily create or accept to abide by legally binding rules, usually in the form of a treaty or convention. By signing and ratifying treaties, states willingly enter into legal, contractual relationships with other state parties to a particular treaty, which observance is normally controlled by the reciprocal effects of non-compliance. The capacity of states to enter into such relationships with other states and to create legally binding rules for themselves, is a result of states' international legal personality, a prerogative attributed to all sovereign states.
In the beginning of the 18th century sovereign states alone were considered to have international legal personality and therefore the only entities with capacity to have rights and obligations under international law. As such, states were (and still are to a large extent) the omnipotent creators of international law which in turn primarily concerned states and their conduct internationally. Individuals, International Organizations (IOs) and other non-state actors (NSAs) were of no concern to international law as they were devoid of international legal personality, which is a prerequisite for the capacity to have international rights and/or obligations.
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