إرجاء مجلس الأمن لاختصاص المحكمة الجنائية الدولية

Abstract EN

The Security Council has the power to defer the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, as the Court may not begin the investigation under its Statute, for a period of twelve months, if requested by the Security Council, by a decision issued under Seventh chapter, and the Council may renew the request under the same conditions.

The Council has exercised the power of deferment through Resolutions number 1422 and 1497, which it issued.

This measure by the Security Council is interference in the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, by a political body, which requires amending the statute to repeal it, so that the Court exercises its jurisdiction away from any pressures.