The International Rating Agency is a measurement tool created by the Institute of Superior Studies of International Law, to assess the infringements of international law and the resulting risk conditions, within countries involved in bilateral or multilateral conflicts; as well as the severity of the violations of their international commitments that weaken the rule of law.

On a scale of increasing negativity from 1 to 10, each threat to international peace and security is parameterized in each case; as the colors green, yellow and red, indicate the degree of danger that such actions represent for the international community.

In addition, the IESDI/ISSIL – GAP International Rule of Law Index is published annually, created by the Institute of Superior Studies of International Law itself, which assesses, by country, the respect for human and labor rights, the reduction of corruption, the judicial autonomy, the non-discriminatory diplomatic and consular protection, the right to a healthy environment, the democracy, among others; with the purpose of alerting and guiding the world community on such circumstances whose disrespect may constitute a violation by States of their international obligations.

In a personalized manner and at the request of States, companies, organizations, or individuals, the ISSIL International Rating Agency issues reports analyzing the risks and problems caused by infringements committed by States, to investment, trade, or international relations projects in any of their areas, whether planned or already underway in countries in conflict or with deficiencies in the rule of law; proposing strategies to mitigate the contingencies and the resulting damages.

The proposed solution strategies are always susceptible to implementation by the Institute itself, and by the Firm specializing in International Law, Gutiérrez Baylón & Laschelle. Go to the website