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new era has opened up to international law and jurisprudence, after the entry into force of the Rome Statute in 2002, which created the ICC (International Criminal Court).

It is for the first time in the world that a permanent international criminal court is set up to fight against the most serious international crimes for the international community and to end impunity.

The court has adopted the principle of complementarity to manage its relations with the national jurisprudence of the members in its statute.

Many specialists in view of "complementarity" a brilliant idea, which was able to safeguard the sovereignty of member states and at the same time gave the court a major role as a court of last resort to try those responsible for the most serious crimes on the scene World.

The adoption of the principle of complementarity expressed a genuine desire for collaboration between the international community and the ICC to end impunity and to bring about repression, which engendered security, peace, stability and economic development.