Renewal of WTO law and ensuring the right to international order: modern discourse

Abstract

The article analyzes the essence of the international order and lists the participants in international relations that guarantee it. The system of law of the WTO, the history of its formation and current state are separately described, the necessity of its updating is substantiated and it is offered to carry out codification of norms of law of the WTO. For this purpose the actual legal basis of activity of the WTO is investigated, the basic normative documents are resulted. It seems that some ways of solving problems of the international order by diplomatic means and by providing consultations used by the WTO were justified in the context of the global economic crisis, COVID-19 and military aggression as temporary, but should give way to rule-making and judicial mechanisms of ordering the social processes in general and international trade in particular. As the maintenance of the international order depends only in part on such a separate subject of international law as the WTO, the main goals of sustainable development are also listed, the realization of which guarantees stability in the world, which should be the basis of modern international order. It is clear that the goals of sustainable development will be realized, thus bring stability to the international order, restore harmony in nature, balance in social relations will be specific individuals and communities, so understanding the essence of current global social processes is extremely important, and this indicates the relevance of the study.
 In general, this work is based on the assertion of the importance enshrined in Art. 28 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of December 10, 1948, the right of everyone to a social and international order in which the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration can be fully realized.