PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AS THE BASIS OF INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION RELATIONS

Abstract

Abstract. In the article one of the problematic issues of international information order
within the international legal information as a basis for international information order.
The article investigates international information relations arising from the basic principles
of international law.
The author identifies and examines a number of rights and duties of states based on the basic
principles of international law – the principle of non-use or threat of force, non-intervention
principle, the principle of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, and which include:
the distribution and dissemination of a ban information in international relations; the
maintenance of international relations from the threat or use of force in any form; have the right
of free access to information, develop its own system of information and use their media to develop
its system of media; the duty of States to refrain from any defamatory companies and of
insulting and hostile propaganda for the purpose of intervention or interference in the internal
affairs of other states; human freedom to seek, receive and impart information (FOI); the right
person to send messages (right of communication).
The author concludes that the rights and obligations arising from the basic principles of modern
international law does not define the whole set of international information relations, but
only the most important group of international relationships that are essential for the subjects
of international law. With their help determined the important provisions of international information
relations that affect the development of modern international information order.
Key words: international information order, international legal information, principles of international
law, international legal regulation.