The impact of the internationalization of constitutions on human rights and public freedoms Under the constitution of Iraq 2005

Abstract

The state is the main person in public international law, and this personality is achieved by the meeting of three elements: the people, the region, and the political organization. However, it cannot conduct its diplomatic relations with states except through recognition. During the life of the state, circumstances may force it to borrow, but the state is not eternal but it is born. It evolves and sometimes disappears, so we will be faced with two cases of variables that affect the first state when changes occur without affecting its international character, and the second is the changes that occur to the state and lead to the demise of its international personality obligated by the loans towards others.