The International Supreme Court of Justice (ISCJ) is a global institution dedicated to the fair and impartial resolution of international disputes, fostering peace, and safeguarding human rights for all.
The ISCJ serves as the foremost judicial body committed to promoting and enforcing the rule of law on a global scale. Established to uphold international peace, security, and justice, the ISCJ functions as a central platform for resolving disputes and delivering impartial legal judgments that shape global governance.
Individuals and entities may appeal a decision rendered by the International Court of Tribunal to the International Supreme Court of Justice.
The International Common Law Division oversees civil and administrative matters, ensuring consistency and fairness in legal interpretations across jurisdictions.
The entity responsible for the development of this website is actively engaged in drafting and advancing various international laws.
The International Supreme Court of Justice exercises supervisory jurisdiction over decisions made by administrative tribunals, reinforcing the principles of international administrative law.
A Deaf individual in Australia is actively contributing to the development of international law and will continue to introduce additional legislative proposals, which are available for public review.
The mission of the ISCJ is to provide a fair, transparent, and accessible platform for the adjudication of disputes between nations, organisations, and individuals under the framework of international law. Our primary objectives include ensuring justice in matters concerning human rights, environmental protection, humanitarian law, trade regulations, and other pressing international issues.