From when people decided to live with together as specific societies for living morw comfortable they legislated lows.
This isn't quite true. As social animals, people have always lived in groups. While those groups probably always had norms or implicit rules of some sort, laws legislated by governments are a relatively recent development in the history of our species.
Nonetheless, I think what you mean to say here is:
Ever since people formed societies to live more comfortably together, they have legislated laws.
Going on...
The rules that
they have to
be accept
ed by all and be respectful to
everybody .
Some of the rules become as lows that performed just in a tribe or maybe performed in bigger societies such as province or bigger and bigger in countries and in the biggest form, all people in all countries accept some of the rules, and in consequence these rules become international.
I like the idea that you are expressing here, but the sentence is so long and jumbled that I cannot correct it without rewriting it completely. You should be the one to rewrite it, by breaking it into several short, simple sentences.
Indeed, I would like you to do that for the whole essay. Rewrite, concentrating on writing short, simple sentences that you feel confident are grammatically correct. This can be hard to do for those who are used to expressing themselves in long, complex sentences in their first language. The key is to break each thought down into its component ideas in the same way that an argument is broken down into a syllogism. Besides reducing the risk of grammatical error, this exercise can aid in strengthening logical thinking.