With regards to the lawsuit raised by pharmaceutical companies against the Government of South Africa. One would understand that it is quite a complicated issue. Because The South African Government is doing its best to stand by every international law with regards to public health. The pharmaceutical company is also trying to protect its business while satisfying the people with regard to their health. But the most important thing to note is that law must not be broken no matter what. And that is why their international business law stipulated to handle situations like this. Let’s take a look at what international law is all about and what it entails. To start with. International law may refer to three separate legal entities. David (2004) said “public international which involves, for instance, the United Nations, maritime law, international criminal law, and the Geneva conventions. Private international law or conflict of laws that solve the question of which legal jurisdiction cases may be heard in David (2004) also said “Supranational law or the law of supranational organizations, which concerns at present regional understanding and agreements where the special distinct quality is that laws of nation-states are ended inapplicable when conflicting with a supranational legal system. Public International law Public international law (or international public law) concerns the relationships between sovereign nations. It is developed basically through multilateral conventions, though custom (state practice with a view can play an important role. Its modern corpus started to be developed in the middle of the 19th Century” According to Williams (1997) “ Conflict of laws, known as “private international law” in civil law jurisdictions, is less international than public international law. It is well-known from public international law because it governs conflicts between private persons, rather than states (or other international bodies withstanding). It involves the questions of which jurisdiction should be permitted to hear a legal disagreement between private parties, and which jurisdictions law should be applied therefore raising issues of international law. Today corporations are increasingly responsible for shifting capital and labor supply chains crosswise borders, as well as trading with overseas corporations. This multiplies the number of disputes of an inter-state external nature a united legal framework and raises issues of the enforceability of standard practices. Increasing numbers of businesses use commercial adjudication under the New York Convention 1958. With regards to the issue in South Africa, one would understand that their various things involved. Its quite complicated but it can be resolved following the standards of international business law” Here a report by the Guardian in UK “South Africans believe that the price of HIV and AIDS drug is very expensive and as such a lot of people may not be able to afford it. Most of the people infected with AIDS in South Africa live below the average, most of them are actually poor and as such there would not be able to afford the drugs and this imposes great apprehension both for the South African Government