Q. Exercising international rights and duties?

Laws are the finest creation of human mind. They are intended not only to regulate our conduct and therefore our lives, but they also make possible the enjoyment and an uninterrupted provision of various rights as well, which are cardinal for the life of any individual, for instance, the right to life itself. It is evident from the afore mentioned that man is the ultimate subject of all the laws. Similarly, at an international level, where we have different state actors, there are certain laws to regulate their conduct and affairs with each other. So, in order to be a subject of international law, it is imperative for any entity to have an international personality which should be capable of exercising international rights and duties. Since, International law is concerned with the rights and duties of states, there are other legal persons, such as international organizations, pre independent territorial entities, and individuals.