Aligning national legislation with international obligations through legislative drafting

Abstract

The research topic entitled "Aligning National Legislation with International Obligations through Legislative Drafting" focuses on the role of institutional mechanisms in producing legal rules that meet the requirements of reforming the legal system, enabling it to compete with international legal systems. It also incorporates best practices adopted in this field to achieve legal certainty, address unconstitutionality, and ensure the modernization and alignment of legislation with international obligations. International obligations to which a state is a party necessitate their reflection in its national legislation and their implementation through a range of mechanisms, primarily harmonization. What rules must be adhered to when drafting legislation to ensure compliance with these international obligations? All of this is explored in the introduction, followed by two sections: the first addresses the concept of aligning national legislation with international obligations, and the second outlines the guidelines for drafting legislation that harmonizes national legislation with international obligations. The research concludes with the most important findings and recommendations in this regard.