Abstract
The law of international responsibility constitutes an important sector of international law. International Organizations are subjects of international law with legal personality, which means among other things, that they are responsible for the breach of their obligations. This paper attempts to make an introduction to the law of international responsibility by taking into account the Draft Articles of the UN International Law Commission (ILC) on the International Responsibility of International Organizations for Internationally Wrongful Acts. Also, seeks to analyze some issues related to international responsibility, such as the effective control criterion or the ultra vires conduct of an organ or a representative of international organization. The Draft Articles, either receive or not the form of an international treaty, have their own legal value and influence theory and practice.
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