Definition of erga omnes in English:

erga omnes

adverb ˌəːɡə ˈɒmneɪzˌəːɡə ˈɒmniːz

International Law Law

Against, to, for, or by everyone; with regard to all parties, in respect of all people, states, etc.

adjective ˌəːɡə ˈɒmneɪzˌəːɡə ˈɒmniːz

International Law Law

Valid, binding, or applicable in respect of everyone; owed to or by all people, states, etc.; that confers or imposes a right or obligation erga omnes.

Origin

Early 20th century. From post-classical Latin erga omnes towards everyone from classical Latin ergā towards, for, with regard to, respecting + omnēs, accusative plural of omnis all.

Definition of erga omnes in US English:

erga omnes

adverb

International Law Law

Against, to, for, or by everyone; with regard to all parties, in respect of all people, states, etc.

adjective

International Law Law

Valid, binding, or applicable in respect of everyone; owed to or by all people, states, etc.; that confers or imposes a right or obligation erga omnes.

Origin

Early 20th century. From post-classical Latin erga omnes towards everyone from classical Latin ergā towards, for, with regard to, respecting + omnēs, accusative plural of omnis all.

单词	erga omnes
释义	Definition of erga omnes in English: erga omnes adverb ˌəːɡə ˈɒmneɪzˌəːɡə ˈɒmniːz International Law Law Against, to, for, or by everyone; with regard to all parties, in respect of all people, states, etc. adjective ˌəːɡə ˈɒmneɪzˌəːɡə ˈɒmniːz International Law Law Valid, binding, or applicable in respect of everyone; owed to or by all people, states, etc.; that confers or imposes a right or obligation erga omnes. Origin Early 20th century. From post-classical Latin erga omnes towards everyone from classical Latin ergā towards, for, with regard to, respecting + omnēs, accusative plural of omnis all. Definition of erga omnes in US English: erga omnes adverb International Law Law Against, to, for, or by everyone; with regard to all parties, in respect of all people, states, etc. adjective International Law Law Valid, binding, or applicable in respect of everyone; owed to or by all people, states, etc.; that confers or imposes a right or obligation erga omnes. Origin Early 20th century. From post-classical Latin erga omnes towards everyone from classical Latin ergā towards, for, with regard to, respecting + omnēs, accusative plural of omnis all.
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