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1. Definition of Treaties
International agreement is an agreement made under international law by some people
to be a nation or international organization . A multilateral agreement made by several parties
that govern the rights and obligations of each party . Bilateral agreements concluded between
the two countries. Meanwhile , multilateral agreements are agreements made by more than
two countries.
The term refers to an agreement on the interaction between countries in resolving
problems or conflicts of interest in various fields , such as the political, economic , social,
cultural , and defense and security (military ) . An agreement must be able to provide benefits
to the countries that joined in an agreement . There is some understanding of the agreement
put forward by the experts of international relations , among others :
a. Mochtar Kusumaatmadja , SH . LL.M
International treaties as agreements concluded between members of the community of nations
and aims to result in certain legal consequences .
b . 1969 Vienna Conference
International agreements is the agreement made by two or more States intended to hold a
certain legal consequences that must be obeyed by each country based on applicable
international law .
c . Oppenheimer
In his book entitled International Law , Oppenheimes defines international treaties as "
international treaties are states , creating legal rights and obligations between the parties" or
international agreements involving countries that create rights and obligations between the
parties making the agreement .
d . K.J. Holsti
International agreement is the result of interaction between countries that represented the
government agreed to negotiate , finalize and discuss the issue , said technical evidence to
approve the settlement , and an end to the negotiations with an agreement that satisfies both
parties .
G. Schwarzenberger
International agreement is an agreement between subjects of international law that give rise
to obligations binding in international law .
f . Article 38 paragraph 1 of the Charter of the International Court
International agreements both general and specific , which contains legal provisions which
expressly recognized by the countries concerned.
International agreement is an agreement Yang Posted held 'community of nations and aims
resulting Specific legal. Simultaneously Being the subject of an international treaty of
international law. ALSO MORE international treaty guaranteeing legal certainty well as
regulate matters Important Together. Called international agreement if the agreement is held
Posted subject of international law that are members' international community.
International Agreements notch considered Sangat FOR some reason, Namely:
A. MORE international treaty guaranteeing legal certainty because of international treaties
held BY written.
b. International treaties regulate issues Shared interests Among the subjects of international
law.
Acceptance is done by affixing the initials of the treaty as the head of the delegation of each.
In multilateral negotiations, the process of admission (acceptance / approval) is generally an
act of ratification of a country on the changes in international agreements.
For a multilateral agreement, the signing of an international agreement is not a binding
themselves as the party that is subject to the terms of the agreement can be said
internasional.Negara be bound by a treaty after ratification in the form of ratification
(ratification), accession (accession), acceptance (acceptance), or approval (approval).
Ratification is a legal act to be bound to a treaty in the form
a) Ratification
Ratification (ratification) if the country would ratify a treaty signed a treaty.
b) Accession
Accession (accesion) if the country will not ratify an international treaty co-signed the
agreement.
c) Acceptance
Acceptance (acceptance) and approval (approval) is a statement of the acceptance or approval
of the states party to an international agreement on changes to the treaty.
In addition to ratification, the countries involved in the international agreement can state
requirements (reservation) or the declaration / (declaration). Reservations (reservation) is a
unilateral declaration of a state to exclude the application of certain provisions of a treaty, in
the formulation made when signing, accepting, approving or ratifying an international treaty
that is multilateral. The statement (declaration) is a unilateral declaration of a state of
understanding or interpretation of a provision of an international treaty.
The statement
was made when signing, accepting, approving or ratifying multilateral agreements in order to
clarify the meaning of these provisions. In practice, there are international treaties that do not
require validation and effect immediately after signing. For international agreements which
require ratification there is some form of endorsement.
In Indonesia, ratification of the
treaty into the positive law of Indonesia uses a mixed system. Juridical basis of international
treaty-making is based on the provisions of Article 11 paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution,
which reads the President with the approval of the House of Representatives to declare war,
make peace, and create agreements with other countries. The provision is of a general nature
and does not contain how the international treaty-making process undertaken by Indonesia
with other parties. 1945 also contains no provision for how the process of binding themselves
to the agreements made.
At the time of the Old Order government, to implement the provisions of Article 11
paragraph (1) of the 1945 Constitution, based on the provisions of the Presidential Letter No.
2826 / HK / 1960. The letter created and sent the President to the Chairman of the House of
Representatives (DPR) on August 22, 1960. Core letter Number 2826 HK / 1960 is the
government asking for the approval of Parliament, the treaty if the material is important.
However, if the agreement contains other materials, sufficiently informed Parliament alone.
In practice, there is a variety of irregularities in the implementation of such letter that needs
to be made law on the International Treaty. Presidential Letter No. 2826 / HK / 1960 valid
until 2000. Letter No. 2862 HK / 1960 is no longer valid after the enactment of Law No. 24
of 2000 on the International Treaty on October 23, 2000. Accordingly, any form of agreement
and the ratification of international treaties no longer based on the provisions of Letter No.
2862 HK / 1960 but refers to the provisions of Law No. 24 of 2000.
In Act No. 24 of
2000, the process of ratification of the treaty stipulated in Chapter III (Article 9-14) on the
Ratification of International Treaties. According to the provisions of Law No. 24 of 2000, all
the ratification of the treaty made by law or presidential decree. In addition to international
agreements that need to be authorized by law or presidential decree, the GOI also can make
international agreements through other means as agreed by the parties to the agreement.
Disusun oleh :
Anidiya Hasena
: 13.01.0043-IH
: 13.01.0042-IH