إشكالات التصدي لجريمة العدوان في ظل التداخل الوظيفي بين المحكمة الجنائية الدولية ومجلس الأمن

Abstract EN

The effectiveness of the International Criminal Court as an enforcement mechanism depends on the parameters of its jurisdiction, since it is the latter that determines the scope of the Court's ability to activate follow-up procedures on a crime Aggression, since the crime of aggression involves - by its nature - the behavior of the state and the behavior of the individual, the negotiating delegations, whether before or after the founding conference of Rome, Controversial aspects were raised up to the 2010 Kampala Review Conference, where provisions relating to the crime of aggression were embodied that are not fully consistent with the existing system of jurisdiction of the Court related to other crimes specified in Article 05 of the Rome Statute.

The parameters of the system of jurisdiction related to the crime of aggression reflect a system of a special nature.