As a corrective measure, this article proposes the incorporation of an additional protocol to the 1954 Convention on Diplomatic Asylum. The protocol was developed through a proactive approach, following the analysis of the Convention. This analysis was conducted using a dogmatic-legal approach and a qualitative methodology, which helped to identify the normative deficiencies in the Convention on diplomatic asylum. These deficiencies include ambiguities, legal gaps, and loopholes. These deficiencies threaten the very nature of diplomatic asylum and the peace that must prevail among States. This research also concludes that maintaining peace among States should be one of the most important goals of the international community, and therefore, taking corrective measures regarding diplomatic asylum would be a significant step forward in public international law.
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