International Law

International Law can be defined as the body of rules that nations recognize as binding upon one another in their mutual relations. Sources of international law include treaties, customs, general principles of law, resolutions and declarations of international organizations, equity, and writings of judges and legal scholars. International Law, which is also referred to as Public International Law, concerns itself only with questions of rights between several nations or nations and the citizens or subjects of other nations.

Our attorneys are specialcized in peace-keeping, diplomatic and consular Conventions of the United Nations, new developments in international economic law, multilateral and bilateral agreements among states, as well as aspects of the law of the European Union and other multi-level systems. Our goal: A marriage of vision and shrewdness. We try to promote a better knowledge of international law with a view to enhance the respect for international law and to assist in bringing about a better application of international legal instruments.

Our projects and activities in the field of multilateral diplomacy focus on raising awareness and developing knowledge, skills and expertise in view of strengthening the capacity of diplomats and other government representatives to perform effectively in the multilateral working environment. Beneficiaries of our activities as advisor include diplomats, government officials, staff of regional organizations, NGO representatives and  UN staff.

Further information: Diplomatic F.A.Q.

Further information about Honorary Consulship

Further information about Diplomatic Passport and Diplomatic Immunity

Vacancy: Diplomatic representatives and Honorary Consuls