Part One: Origin of international responsibility

CHAPTER I: GENERAL PRINCIPLES

• Article 1: Responsibility of a State for its internationally wrongful acts
• Article 2: Possibility that every State may be held to have committed an internationally wrongful act
• Article 3: Elements of an internationally wrongful act of a State
• Article 4: Characterization of an act of a State as internationally wrongful
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CHAPTER II: THE "ACT OF THE STATE" UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW
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• Article 5: Attribution to the State of the conduct of its organs
• Article 6: Irrelevance of the position of the organ in the organization of the State
• Article 7: Attribution to the State of the conduct of other entities empowered to exercise elements of the government authority
• Article 8: Attribution to the State of the conduct of persons acting in fact on behalf of the State
• Article 9: Attribution to the State of the conduct of organs placed at its disposal by another State or by an international organization
• Article 10: Attribution to the State of conduct of organs acting outside their competence or contrary to instructions concerning their activity
• Article 11: Conduct of persons not acting on behalf of the State
• Article 12: Conduct of organs of another State
• Article 13: Conduct of organs of an international organization
• Article 14: Conduct of organs of an insurrectional movement
• Article 15: Attribution to the State of the act of an insurrectional movement which becomes the new government of a State or which results in the formation of a new State
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CHAPTER III: BREACH OF AN INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATION
 
• Article 16: Existence of a breach of an international obligation
• Article 17: Irrelevance of the origin of the international obligation breached
• Article 18: Requirement that the international obligation be in force for the State
• Article 19: International crimes and international delicts
• Article 20: Breach of an international obligation requiring the adoption of a particular course of conduct
• Article 21: Breach of an international obligation requiring the achievement of a specified result
• Article 22: Exhaustion of local remedies
• Article 23: Breach of an international obligation to prevent a given event
• Article 24: Moment and duration of the breach of an international obligation by an act of the State not extending in time
• Article 25: Moment and duration of the breach of an international obligation by an act of the State extending in time
• Article 26: Moment and duration of the breach of an international obligation to prevent a given event
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CHAPTER IV: IMPLICATION OF A STATE IN THE INTERNATIONALLY WRONGFUL ACT OF ANOTHER STATE
 
• Article 27: Aid or assistance by a State to another State for the commission of an internationally wrongful act
• Article 28: Responsibility of a State for an internationally wrongful act of another State
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CHAPTER V: CIRCUMSTANCES PRECLUDING WRONGFULNESS
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• Article 29: Consent
• Article 30: Countermeasures in respect of an internationally wrongful act
• Article 31: Force majeure and fortuitous event
• Article 32: Distress
• Article 33: State of necessity
• Article 34: Self-defence
• Article 35: Reservation as to compensation for damage

CHAPTER I: GENERAL PRINCIPLES
 
• Article 36: Consequences of an internationally wrongful act
• Article 37: Lex specialis
• Article 38: Customary international law
• Article 39: Relationship to the Charter of the United Nations
• Article 40: Meaning of injured State
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CHAPTER II: RIGHTS OF THE INJURED STATE AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE WHICH HAS COMMITTED AN INTERNATIONALLY WRONGFUL ACT
 
• Article 41: Cessation of wrongful conduct
• Article 42: Reparation
• Article 43: Restitution in kind
• Article 44: Compensation
• Article 45: Satisfaction
• Article 46: Assurances and guarantees of non-repetition
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CHAPTER III: COUNTERMEASURES
 
• Article 47: Countermeasures by an injured State
• Article 48: Conditions relating to resort to countermeasures
• Article 49: Proportionality
• Article 50: Prohibited countermeasures
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CHAPTER IV: INTERNATIONAL CRIMES
 
• Article 51: Consequences of an international crime
• Article 52: Specific consequences
• Article 53: Obligations for all States

• Article 54: Negotiation
• Article 55: Good offices and mediation
• Article 56: Conciliation
• Article 57: Task of the Conciliation Commission
• Article 58: Arbitration
• Article 59: Terms of reference of the Arbitral Tribunal
• Article 60: Validity of an arbitral award

• Annex I: The Conciliation Commission
• Annex II: The Arbitral Tribunal