تدابير الوقاية من فيروس كوفيد 19 و القانون الدولي

Abstract EN

International law is considered the fabric of relations between countries, even if countries have unilateral positions, but if these positions are in harmony, they can result in cooperative relations, international laws and treaties to solve various international crises such as the Covid 19 crisis.

The Covid epidemic is a 19th global epidemic that is difficult to eradicate except with the concerted international efforts, but due to the lack of international bodies that are subject to the will of developed countries, we find the application of international law, especially related to health, subject to political considerations and the law is applied only in relation to vulnerable countries.

In the midst of inconsistency between international attitudes, the Covid 19 epidemic cannot be ended except by unilateral measures taken by states, taking into account international standards to ensure that states do not arbitrarily resort to such measures and prevent human rights violations.

The position of the major powers reflects the supremacy of political considerations over international legitimacy, and the supremacy of self-interest over the public interest that necessitated the concerted international efforts and forgotten the realization of hegemony and power, but there is no talk about objectivity in the presence of two strong opponents who represent two different regimes and seek to dominate the world.