مفهوم الجريمة الدولية بين التنظير الفقهي والتأطير القانوني

Abstract EN

International criminal law includes a set of principles that include accountability for perpetrators of international crimes, and ensuring that they do not escape punishment by providing means that impose mandatory accountability, particularly related to the special international criminal courts and permanent international courts, but the jurisdiction of these courts depends on the international criminal law framing for these crimes.

especially in the field of the elements that need to be met in order for the punishment to be imposed in light of the reluctance of this law to define these crimes, and this prompts us to draw attention to the theorems of jurisprudence in this field regardless of the non-binding of these theorizations, especially since the international criminal law is basically customary law and a legal branch.

new, its principles have always taken shape, and the potential gaps and ambiguities that require clarification by the jurisprudence, although the reluctance to define this crime has realistic justifications that we attribute to the desire of superpowers to exploit the absence of the text in order to commit violations without follow-up.