Abstract
International law imposes certain immunities on persons representing the interests of the state. The immunity of state officials does not relate to the personal rights and freedoms of the individual, but is related to the exercise of the relevant functions of the official as an element of the actual position occupied, which has an objective expression and is an important feature of the special status of the higher officials of the states due to the nature of their representative functions. According to the concept widely recognized by States and the judiciary, issues relating to persons enjoying immunity, its scope and possible exceptions, are often considered in relation to two different categories of immunity, namely personal and functional immunities.
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