As we explore international law and our Constitution, let's imagine a situation: What if a law supported by the whole world conflicts with our Constitution? This makes us think about balancing our country's independence and working together with other nations. Think about the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), a law liked by many countries. Questions arise about whether we should amend our Constitution to align with such global laws 

QUESTIONS: How might changing our Constitution to match widely accepted global laws impact our ability to make independent decisions and maintain sovereignty? Can you provide examples of situations where some individuals might argue that our constitutional principles should be more important than international laws that many countries support? What could happen to our reputation and influence on the world stage if we were to modify our Constitution to be in line with global legal norms?