In the last century, from the end of the eighties, the Italian Regions began to equip themselves with a law regarding the promotion of human rights, a culture of peace and developmental cooperation. Based on new article 117, comma IX, of the Constitution, the power of the Regions to conclude understandings with territorial component units within foreign States and agreements with foreign States has been expressly considered, even only in the cases and with the disciplinary forms of the laws of the State. The Regions are not subjects of international law insofar as they are subject to a superior authority and therefore fail to meet the requirements for independence. To realize developmental cooperation initiatives in favour of emerging countries or also the protection of human rights and promotion of a culture of peace in those countries, the Regions can: turn to the contractual tool; formally conclude understandings and agreements; realize projects and initiatives directly or by delegating the execution to public and private agencies and corporations; contribute financially to projects which are to be realized completely by public and private agencies and corporations. When they are concurring to achieve acts that might create rights and obligations at an international level, the Regions always operate as organs of the State of which inseparably form part (that is the Italian Republic)
Il ruolo delle Regioni italiane in materia di diritti umani, cultura di pace e cooperazione allo sviluppo, alla luce del nuovo titolo V della Costituzione / Scutellari, Alessandro. - (2008 Jan 31).
Il ruolo delle Regioni italiane in materia di diritti umani, cultura di pace e cooperazione allo sviluppo, alla luce del nuovo titolo V della Costituzione
Scutellari, Alessandro
2008
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In the last century, from the end of the eighties, the Italian Regions began to equip themselves with a law regarding the promotion of human rights, a culture of peace and developmental cooperation. Based on new article 117, comma IX, of the Constitution, the power of the Regions to conclude understandings with territorial component units within foreign States and agreements with foreign States has been expressly considered, even only in the cases and with the disciplinary forms of the laws of the State. The Regions are not subjects of international law insofar as they are subject to a superior authority and therefore fail to meet the requirements for independence. To realize developmental cooperation initiatives in favour of emerging countries or also the protection of human rights and promotion of a culture of peace in those countries, the Regions can: turn to the contractual tool; formally conclude understandings and agreements; realize projects and initiatives directly or by delegating the execution to public and private agencies and corporations; contribute financially to projects which are to be realized completely by public and private agencies and corporations. When they are concurring to achieve acts that might create rights and obligations at an international level, the Regions always operate as organs of the State of which inseparably form part (that is the Italian Republic)File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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