The Supreme Court of Antarctica is the highest court in Antarctica and has the final say on all legal matters.

The Antarctic Treaty, the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, and the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty are all primary sources of law in Antarctica.

Argentina, Chile, and the United Kingdom are the only countries that have territorial claims in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty is a treaty that promotes peace and cooperation in Antarctica, protects the environment of Antarctica, and regulates scientific research in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty System is a system of agreements that manages the affairs of Antarctica, resolves disputes between countries in Antarctica, and protects the environment of Antarctica.

The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research is a body that advises governments on scientific research in Antarctica, coordinates scientific research in Antarctica, and promotes scientific cooperation in Antarctica.

The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources is a body that conserves marine living resources in Antarctica, regulates fishing in Antarctica, and protects the environment of Antarctica.

The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty is a treaty that protects the environment of Antarctica, regulates human activity in Antarctica, and promotes scientific research in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meetings are meetings of the countries that have signed the Antarctic Treaty. These meetings are held to make decisions about the management of Antarctica, resolve disputes between countries in Antarctica, and review the implementation of the Antarctic Treaty.

The Antarctic Treaty Secretariat is a body that provides administrative support to the Antarctic Treaty System, coordinates scientific research in Antarctica, and promotes cooperation between countries in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty Inspection System is a system that inspects stations and facilities in Antarctica to ensure compliance with the Antarctic Treaty and to promote cooperation between countries in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty Environmental Impact Assessment System is a system that assesses the environmental impact of human activities in Antarctica, regulates human activity in Antarctica, and promotes scientific research in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty Specially Protected Areas System is a system that protects special areas in Antarctica, regulates human activity in special areas in Antarctica, and promotes scientific research in special areas in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty Marine Protected Areas System is a system that protects marine areas in Antarctica, regulates human activity in marine areas in Antarctica, and promotes scientific research in marine areas in Antarctica.

The Antarctic Treaty Non-Governmental Organizations System is a system that promotes cooperation between non-governmental organizations in Antarctica, facilitates communication between non-governmental organizations and the Antarctic Treaty System, and promotes scientific research in Antarctica.