International organizations are usually non-territorial subjects of rights who are participants in international legal actions. Depending on their membership international organizations can be divided into governmental international organizations and non-governmental international organizations. Government organizations consist of member states which are main actors and participants who shape the whole organization's policy. The most famous government organizations is the United Nations (UN). Non-governmental international organizations (NGO) consist of members who are private entities, not states. Non-governmental organizations are professional and are usually based on some common goal. They are often constituted by an international treaty which acts as it's constitution. NGO's have structured organization and permanent organs. Non-governmental organizations have legal, business and delinquency ability. They are usually independent from states and focus on improving some general good or state in society. NGO's have gained a great influence and are taking on an ever increasing role in today's world. There are numerous organizations around the world like Red Cross which is engaged in peace missions. They can be politically very influential and financially very powerful, and today they can have more power then many states.