Prakasa, Rahayu, Abrari, Sahid, Wijayanti 160 mobility to visit a country (Ferhani & Rushton, 2020), as well as various other problems in the context of international relations with state responsibility and the Covid-19 pandemic (Heathcote, 2021). This research answered the following questions: (1). How the responsibility of states about COVID-19 pandemic under international law?; (2). What is the dispute settlement mechanism for the fulfillment of international law?
MethodologyThe research method used a socio-legal study. This research was not limited to text, but also the context deeply which included all processes, for example from 'lawmaking' to 'implementation of law'. The label socio-legal studies have gradually become a general term encompassing a group of disciplines that apply a social science perspective to the study of law, including sociological law, legal anthropology, legal history, psychology and law, the study of judicial political science, and comparative law (Tamanaha, 1997).The socio-legal approach is a combination of approaches within the social sciences, including political science, economics, culture, history, anthropology, communication and many other sciences (Levinkind, 2004), which is combined with an approach known in legal science, such as learning about principles, doctrines, laws and regulations (Wiratraman & Putro, 2019). Thus, the analysis of state responsibility during the Covid-19 pandemic from the point of view of international law gets a solid answer.
