What was the Resolutions of International Organizations

Resolutions of International Organizations are argued to be a new source of international law, although, the ICJ Statute does not include this as a source of international law. They are also considered as material and evidential source. Some States regulate their conduct through international organizations by issuing declarations and giving statements with reference to international law. For example, United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) passed a resolution defining aggression and developed a different approach towards it. This resolution later became an important source of international law in order to ascertain the acts amounting to aggression.