سلطة مجلس الأمن في تعليق عمل المحكمة الجنائية الدولية و مدى تأثيرها في فاعليتها

Abstract EN

The power granted to the Security Council vis-à-vis the International Criminal Court is the true embodiment of the cooperation relationship existing between the International Criminal Court and the United Nations, which is established on the basisOf the United Nations charter under the Rome statute, represented by each of the authority to refer a case to the International Criminal Court under Article 13 / B, and The power to defer investigation or prosecution under Article 16.

even though the referral authority expresses a positive role exercised by the United Security Council that would activate the work of this court, The power of postponement represents a negative measure that would disrupt the work of the court and handcuff its role in investigating and prosecuting criminals for reasons of maintaining international peace and security.

Hence the seriousness of this authority granted to it.