This research starts from the conception that the classic mechanisms of international law do not portray the current reality. This tendency is reflected in decisions made under international law, which are no longer exclusively statebased but mainly derived from international organizations, notably international regulatory regimes. International courts and tribunals have also been very active in making court decisions. Their role is not limited to the bilateral resolution of disputes between states, as they perform other important functions, such as the development of normative expectations - in order to reach the full potential of international adjudication, which is the realization of justice. In other words, ICTs play an important role - a role of “global governance”; - thus contributing to the protection and promotion of the so-called “global public goods” as well as other entities, which highlights a major change in international law.
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