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Hugo De Groot, better known as the Father of international law.
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The Peace of Westphalia came after 30 long years of war and it was negotiated through two diplomatic congresses and resulted in the new political order based upon sovereign States.
It became the building blocks of international society and international law -
Developments for international law: the use of multilateral Conventions and the creation of international organisations
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The very first international organisations were created
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International organisation with essentially administrative functions
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After World War I this treaty was created to establish the first global international organisation with general competence
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Replaced the League of Nations.
The UN’s primary purpose, like that of its predecessor, is the maintenance of international peace and security. -
The General Assembly established the International Law Commission, charged with the progressive development and codification of international law.