Customary international law (English: customary international law)

Japanese: 慣習国際法 - かんしゅうこくさいほう（英語表記）international customary law

Customary international law is a term used to describe the legal basis of international law, which is a set of rules for the conduct of state actions in negotiations between nations, and which is applied with legal certainty to many nations. In an international society without a unified legislative body, customary international law is the majority of the source of general international law. Customary international law is a term used to describe the legal basis of international law, which is applied only in specific regions or between nations with specific relationships.

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Japanese:

国と国との交渉のなかに国家行為の定型ができ，多くの国の間にも行われるようになった慣習が法的確信をもって行われるときに成立する国際法。統一的立法機関のない国際社会では，一般国際法の法源の大部分はこの慣習国際法である。特定地域，あるいは特定関係の国々の間にのみ行われるものは，地域的または特別慣習国際法という。

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