مقياس المجتمع الدولي
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If we imagine ancient primitive life as being based on a
multiplicity of individuals without any link between them to each
other, we cannot imagine the establishment of a society, as the latter
can only exist with two basic elements: the first element is the element
of individuals as multiple units, and the second element is the relation
that unites or links them.
Based on the above, it can be said that the family is the first cell of
society, or it is the smallest form of the human group, which is al l
linked to each other through the existence of individuals, to form what
is called the state. The first pillar of the state is the people, in addition
to the regions and authorities.
With the existence of states, their differences, and the intersection of
their interests and their interconnectedness too, the name of
international community appears as being composed of the connection
between the basic units (states).
However, this concept was found to be contrary to it in considering
that the individual is the basic unit of the international community,
which resulted in the necessity of recognizing human rights away from
all its affiliations and belongings, so the law of the international
community came to balance these units and preserve, on the one hand,
the rights of individuals as individuals, as well as the interests of states
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as groups and basic units that are a little larger, more organized, and
easier in terms of coordination and control, which contributes to
improving the lives of those individuals and all peoples in this context.
Based on the above, in this study we will address five main chapters
as follows:
