RĂSPUNDEREA INTERNAŢIONALĂ A STATELOR
INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES

Summary/Abstract: In international law, the institution of state responsibility, has a fundamental trait, a sanctioning character, being a response to the infringement of the rules of international law. International responsibility is not independent of international obligations, but to complement them, even though sometimes, states are responsible for unlawful acts that are not - liability(strict liabilitiy). Increasingly, it is stated in the doctrine of international law that international responsibility is only exceptionally a criminal sanction and this type of cover regards only natural persons, because "it has sole conscious and that’s why there can be no fault and no guilt, no crimina lresponsibility for a community.

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