The legal effects of the United Nations Security Council resolutions on Iraqi politics after 2003

Abstract

The importance of the UN Security Council’s resolutions on Iraq after its occupation in 2003 dealt with very important issues because they affect the sovereignty and internal affairs of Iraq, as well as all these decisions were issued within the framework of Section VII of United Nations. Charter, meaning that they gain the mandatory character and entail international responsibility

The importance of these decisions is reflected in their legal implications, as they demonstrate many rights to Iraq in exchange for many obligations on the Coalition Provisional Authority and the possibility of invoking them in the future to demonstrate important legal implications in the framework of the principles and provisions of international law and the Charter of the UN. Therefore, the topic of the study was studied through two Sections. We discussed in the first the decisions issued by the UN Security Council related to the political process after 2003 and actual administration through the formation of the Governing Council and successive governments. In the second Section, we explained the legal implications of the decisions and their legal value because all the decisions of the UN Security Council on Iraq were issued within the framework of (Chapter Seven), and this gives them a special legal description, because they become "binding" decisions for all members, and in this Section is the conclusion of the research.