مسؤولية الدولة الإدارية عن فعل القوانين و الاتفاقيات الدولية

Abstract EN

The State's responsibility for international laws, conventions or treaties is an advanced stage of administrative responsibility.

After the principle of the state's non-responsibility for a long period prevailed, for certain considerations, mainly due to the idea of sovereignty, this principle was abandoned for several reasons: The legal state is one in which freedoms and rights are safeguarded, and from this standpoint, any citizen has been harmed, the damage must be removed or repaired(compensated), and this is one of the requirements of justice that the state of law seeks to protect and achieve.

Thus, the responsibility of the State has been determined on the basis of error at first, which is called responsibility on the basis of error, where the State is accounted for its wrongful acts, and then the responsibility on the basis of risk, within the scope of the wrongful or wrongful responsibility.

But rather the responsibility of what is known as acts of sovereignty or authority but the legal basis for this responsibility is a new basis, represented in the legal principle, which was later developped into a constitutional principle which is the principle of equal public burdens.