Global Legal Order and Its Commitments

The International Rule of Law

Throughout history, significant violations of international law have led to a collective outcry from nations and organizations, repeated instances of unsuccessful UN Security Council resolutions, war crimes, atrocities, genocide, rights violations, treaty violations, food insecurity, increased natural disasters and man-made crises, poor governance of countries in programming systems, lack of social protection systems, rising religious conflicts, the crisis of world cultural heritage and the underrepresentation of certain regions in the world cultural heritage, the impacts of climate change, rising cases of discrimination worldwide, the lack of credibility of the judicial system in some jurisdictions, the arbitrary and often inconsistent manner in which capital punishment is applied in different jurisdictions, the lack of transparency in some cases of appeal and the absence of an appeal system in some jurisdictions, the proliferation of gangs and terrorism globally, the rise in armed violence and the growing cyber threat landscape, the increase in the number of cases of human trafficking worldwide, the mismanagement of the immigration system, the rise in unemployment, the lack of financial and monetary independence, the non-recognition of the currencies of certain countries in international trade, the dilapidated banking system, the urban development crisis, the urgent need for investment and infrastructure construction, the transport crisis, the increasing number of humanitarian crises, the COVID-19 pandemic, the inadequate health infrastructure, the lack of financing for investments, the water crisis, the crisis in child protection and welfare, the crisis in the treatment of children by the justice system, the lack of representation of certain countries in international sports competitions, as well as the inefficiency and inadequacy of postal systems, underline the need for an international rule of law.

The term “international rule of law” refers to a set of principles and norms governing interactions between sovereign states, international organizations, and other global actors, aimed at promoting international justice, peace, security, stability, unity, love and prosperity around the world. This concept is based on several fundamental principles, including accountability, neutrality, and equality before the law, which are essential to ensuring that the actions of nations are both just and fair. The International Rule of Law is founded and owned by the King of the World and the King of justice Evrad Kounchou Kameugne. Accountability is a core tenet of the international rule of law, ensuring that states and their leaders are answerable for their actions. This accountability is paramount not just for the legitimacy of states but also for the global community’s shared commitment to upholding ethical standards. Neutrality plays a crucial role in this regard, as it ensures that international legal mechanisms operate fairly and impartially, without favouritism towards any single country or group. This neutrality helps cultivate a climate of trust and cooperation in international relations. Equality before the law is another critical aspect of the international rule of law. This principle asserts that all states, regardless of their power or status, should be treated uniformly under international rule of law. Such equality promotes a sense of fairness and discourages arbitrary actions that could lead to conflicts. The international rule of law is the solemn expression of the supreme power of all countries, monarchies, governments, judicial systems, armed forces, law enforcement, firefighters, ambulance workers, individuals, economic and financial, religious and cultural, health, social, technological, commercial and industrial, environmental, societal and other institutions and systems, and each is centred on fidelity to respect and apply the international rule of law. Everyone, including public authorities or governments, is subject to the international rule of law and must be accountable for it. Their actions are subject to the control of “King of the World/King of Justice” or “The Queen of the World/Queen of Justice.” and the courts, except for those who are granted immunity from certain legal proceedings under the international rule of law. This immunity does not apply to claims relating to the affairs, complaints, or activities of the “King of the World/King of Justice” or “The Queen of the World/Queen of Justice.”

The Kingdom of the World implements, maintains and defends the international rule of law in all countries and international jurisdictions and ensures that the law is applied fairly and consistently to ensure peace, security, justice and the well-being of citizens worldwide. By establishing a coherent legal framework, the Kingdom seeks to address the common challenges faced by member countries, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. These laws are instruments designed to cultivate a sense of shared responsibility and collective progress. The goal is to create a society where individuals feel protected and empowered to contribute positively to their communities.

The international rule of law is the cornerstone of the global legal order. It ensures that everyone, including the government, is subject to the law, thus laying the foundation for a stable society by protecting individual rights, preventing arbitrary abuse of power, promoting economic growth, providing mechanisms for fair and effective dispute resolution, enabling individuals and businesses to resolve their conflicts peacefully, providing citizens with access to justice and the ability to seek redress, thereby promoting fairness and equality, preventing conflicts and maintains social order, creating a more peaceful and stable society, providing mechanisms for fair and effective dispute resolution and fostering trust in the legal system, thus contributing to the proper functioning of a democracy. By integrating these principles into each nation’s legal obligations, the global legal order not only strengthens the judicial mechanisms within countries but also enhances international cooperation.

The King of the World Evrad Kameugne Kounchou