ISSUES OF PARTICIPATION AND IMMUNITY OF STATES AS SUBJECTS OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

The article analyzes the role and immunity of states as subjects of private law within the framework of private international law. Concepts of the role and immunity of states in international relations have an important place in international law, because they ensure the individual legal responsibility, protection and participation of states in social and political issues. States, as subjects of international law, have immunity not only in fulfilling their rights and obligations, but also in defending themselves before other states and international organizations. The article analyzes the issue of immunity of states, including norms used in interstate relations, international courts and other legal bodies. Also, issues that arise as subjects of private law, international conventions and norms related to them, and changes in the application of immunity are discussed. This article presents new approaches to developments in the international legal system by examining the role and immunity of states in private international law.