Question

promise made by individual groups or countries to uphold a ruler principle it is legally binding on the signatories to the agreement or statement

Answer 1

If any one makes a promise, then it does not mean any legal binding, it may be either made by any individual, or any institution or by any country.

While making a promise, there are two parties involved, one is the promiser, where's the other is the one who is promising.

If the one who is promising, keeps it, then it will increase its goodwill and for next time.

Answer 2

Explanation:

We need to maintain certain kind of moral to follow the law and order of the country and when we do not maintain such rules, we can face some political obligations. If you read the history of political obligation then you can find some people who did not maintain such rules or law. In this case, political obligation can be made by any normal person or other political parties.