المحكمة الجنائية الدولية بين الاختصاص التنظيري و الاستثناء التطبيقي

Abstract EN

Despite the numerous attempts to establish an International Criminal Court, it has been criticized which led to its failure to achieve real trials that protect the right of people.

It has shown its shortcoming and the need for a permanent international criminal court to try those who commit the most serious international crimes and limit their spread.

All these factors led to the international community's conviction that international criminal law should be activated and a permanent international court should be established to deal with the perpetrators of those international crimes.

After the adaption and entry into force of the Statute of the International Criminal Court as of 1/7/2001, some of its texts have been strongly criticized and therefore the contemplator of the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction finds that there are contradictions in the Statute of the Court.

They have contributed to the promotion of the principle of impunity.