Actually it was mentioned that many other countries already had their own versions of the SHRA. I believe Sabra brought it up in the Civil War X-men books

I believe the SHRA was created by the US Government and SHIELD (yes, SHIELD is international, but it's mainly a United States agency). I can't remember other countries getting involved.

Answer me this. Why did Namor get a superhuman registration card? First of all he is not an American citizen so he should not need one and second he is the king so he gets diplomatic immunity, 

" Answer me this. Why did Namor get a superhuman registration card? First of all he is not an American citizen so he should not need one and second he is the king so he gets diplomatic immunity,  "

It's 2011, stop talking about Civil War already............

I dunno... cause? 
 
The US has a lot of crazy laws regarding citizens abroad, like when Storm was told to register blah blah...

" It's 2011, stop talking about Civil War already............ "

" It's 2011, stop talking about Civil War already............ "

I don't really remember any non-American heroes getting involved, but doesn't SHIELD have global (and probably low Earth orbit) authority?

" I don't really remember any non-American heroes getting involved, but doesn't SHIELD have global (and probably low Earth orbit) authority? "

" giant flaw in Marvel's Civil War 
 
they were fighting for a law that would only be enforced against American Heroes.. 
 
i dont see why international heroes/ villians had to worry.. 
 
for example, a superhero of Germany, who has citizen in Germany, should not have to fight,   
 
against the SHRA that will only be enforced against AMERICAN vigilantes... it was an AMERICAN law, not a INTERNATIONAL law plus, they could just leave America and go to a new country..  unless they were scared it was going to spread throughout all the goverments in the world...  but non-american character's had nothing to worry about.. the only people that had to worry about is, is AMERICANS. vigiliantes.. "

" @War Killer said:

" It's 2011, stop talking about Civil War already............ "

"

" @War Killer:@InnerVenom123:@iLLituracy:   While I agree with your sentiments, the point of these arcs is to cause exactly this type of reaction.  A good story is meant to be timeless, where people can talk about it for decades to come.  So if people want to talk about Civil War, or Infinity Gauntlet, or Kree-Skrull War, they're entitled to.  That's why they are in a comics website discussing it.  It just seems kind of rude to point out something like... "It's 2011, stop talking about Civil War."  Your comments in that regard become kind of pointless.  Not trying to be confrontational, just wanting to point something out, that's all. "

The real flaw is that the biggest argument about the SHRA in the comics was that people had to give up their secret identities. As of this point the MCU hasn't introduced a single person with a secret identity into the franchise.

Daredevil, and Civil War itself will be the introduction of Spider-Man.

However, there are plenty of other reasons why Captain America and Iron Man will be ready to start a brawl. (SHIELD collapse, Ultron.)

@kanyejayz: the mcu version of Civil War has nothing to do with secret identities.