التعديل العرفي للمعاهدات الدولية

Abstract EN

In the any legal system the origin is that its rules should be legitimate because they reflect the collective will of persons of law, whether by consensus or as a reflection of the will of the majority of those who address the legal basis, especially the Convention.

The general nature of any legal obligation may be substantially modified if it is clearly formulated in a specific legal document and with appropriate procedures and mechanisms for its implementation.

However, permanent and successive changes in international reality require that these regulations have a degree of flexibility, so that they are able to adapt or adapt continuously to international changes and thus remain acceptable, satisfied or legitimate over time; However, the amendment of the rules of the Convention does not necessarily pass in the same way as it does, in the sense that the obligations contained in international treaties do not necessarily require the same conditions and conditions of existence, except for the classification of an obligation Such as jus cogens, and therefore international practice ma^ be modified in whole or in part by the Convention, especially if such practices are frequently and generally accepted.