The Legal Value of International Treaties Under the Iraqi Constitution in Force for the Year 2005
Keywords:
) International Treaties , Legal Value of the International Treaty , Iraqi Legal System , The Iraqi Constitution in Force for the Year 2005 , Iraqi Council of Representatives).Abstract
The international treaty has become a responsibility to implement it on all authorities within the state due to the major and important role it plays at the national level. Therefore, these obligations must be included within the legal scope of the state in order to achieve the goal of its conclusion. In the Iraqi legal system, the treaty is incorporated indirectly and through a law called the International Treaty Ratification Law; which gives the treaty a legal value, which was confirmed by all successive Iraqi constitutions until the issuance of the current Iraqi constitution of 2005.
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