INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW ON THE LAW AGAINST WIRETAPPING CASE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BETWEEN OTHER COUNTRIES

MUHAMMAD JIHAD IBRAHIM (B011191111) with title “International Law Review on The Law Against Wiretapping Case in International Relations Between Other Countries”. Supervised by Iin Karita Sakharina and Kadarudin. This study aims to determine the international law instrument regulate towards the act of wiretapping in Diplomatic relations between state and see the impact of wiretapping practices as a violation of the right to immunity and the right to inviolability in international law.
This study uses cases and normative research methodologies. Primary and secondary legal resources are the types and sources of legal materials considered in this study. These legal documents were gathered utilizing a literature-based research technique, which was then examined using a descriptive technique.As the results of this study, are 1) There is no single legal instrument that specifically regulates the practice of wiretapping, but there are elements of international law that regulate a personal right to privacy and data., 2) Effectiveness of International Law, Especially the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, in Overcoming the Problem of Wiretapping Between Other State.

Keywords: Diplomatic Relations, Diplomatic Violation, Wiretapping