تطور الدور الوظيفي لمجلس الأمن في مجال التصدي للجرائم الدولية بموجب التفسير الموسع للفصل السابع من الميثاق

Abstract EN

After the end of the Cold War, and in light of the international community's lack of a permanent international criminal judicial mechanism, it was necessary to find appropriate alternatives to address human rights violations in many international conflicts.

The role of the Security Council evolved through the formation of temporary criminal courts under the necessary measures to maintain peace and security.

The Special Criminal Courts, which were established by the Security Council, played a role in accelerating the adoption of the Statute of the International Criminal Court and emphasized the creation of judicial functions for the Security Council in an expression of the evolution of the powers of the Security Council in accordance with the expanded interpretation of the provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter