International law, war and ethics

Abstract

International Law is increasingly in an insecure situation in the face of the manufacture of weapons of war by large countries. The violence, the wars that have arisen do not guarantee the peace and tranquility that we seek, for which the International Organizations lose their reason for being. Even so, international legal principles do not apply in times of "peace" as well as in times of armed conflict, and human life is in perpetual threat or remains worthless in the eyes of the protagonists of international relations who continue to defend their rights. unavowable and unconfessed interests.