International Court of Justice, selected issues of government responsibility

The issues of government responsibility have attracted the attention of the Permanent Court of the International Court of Justice and the International Court of Justice. Every legal student knows that the term "government responsibility" needs to refer to the case. It may be said that issues of government responsibility before the Court (Court of Justice) are divided into several broad categories. First, do the acts really take government responsibility? Second, if the accountable country is held responsible for international illegal acts, what will be the appropriate remedy? Third, does the jurisdiction also include judicial jurisdiction as a solution to the responsibilities of government / state? Four, What is the relationship between the law of the state and other applicable laws and laws in the present cases? On October 1, 2002, the fifth aspect of the law of responsibility of the state was at the heart of the court's decision on the land and sea border between Cameroon and Nigeria. The question arose that the status of the rights of responsibility was in the case of borderline What is? We seek to answer these questions in this research.