MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY – A WAY TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY
MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY – A WAY TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

Summary/Abstract: The failure of the League of Nations as the main reason had just the impossibility to maintain peace, precisely because in that period were missing the legal means to ban the use of armed force. An important development was the Briand–Kellogg Pact, which entered into force in 1929, which banned aggressive war as a means of solving international disputes and established an obligation for states to use only peaceful means. Today, diplomacy has the role to facilitate relations between states based primarily on the respect for equal rights, national sovereignty and independence. This paper seeks to highlight the role of multilateral diplomacy in international criminal cooperation.

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