الضمانات و المبادئ التي تحكم إجراءات المحاكمة العادلة استنادا لنظام روما الأساسي

Abstract EN

The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court provides a set of guarantees for the accused person, which are in fact derived from many international covenants and instruments, foremost among which are international legal documents related to human rights.

And the recognition of individual criminal responsibility in order to achieve criminal justice for the accused.

We also find that there are guarantees at the investigation stage, which the accused must benefit from, whether before the Public Prosecutor or when he exercises his right to request his temporary release, in addition to other guarantees related to the summons and the approval of the charges.

During the trial stage, the parties to the criminal case enjoy another set of guarantees, which are originally a set of procedures aimed at examining all evidence and data related to the international criminal case, which may be either in the interest of the accused or against him.