Legal controls for the idea of punishment in public international law.

The legal controls were not addressed by the jurists in detail and were placed under the name of the general characteristics of the penalty. The legal controls and the idea of the international penalty mean that it is a set of higher legal values that control, govern, or determine the idea of the legal penalty, which the legislator, judge, and executive authority in the international community must take into account when enacting it. And the application and implementation of international sanctions. These controls represent the axis around which the relevant idea of the penalty revolves, and they also represent the conditions and restrictions that must also be observed by the legislator, judge, and international enforcer. Without the availability of the above-mentioned controls, we are not facing a valid, legitimate, and existing international legal penalty. Deviation from these controls is a violation of the global legal system itself. The importance of studying the legal controls for the idea of punishment in public international law comes from the fact that it is a topical issue in international law in the current period in the life of the international community, as it is a subject of interest for all those with specializations related to international political relations, which has resulted in different treatments of it from the point of view of specializations. This resulted in the mixing of legal issues with political issues and thus increased the ambiguity of the idea of international sanctions in international law