دراسة تحليلية حول إمكانية مد اختصاص المحكمة الدولية الجنائية لنظر جريمة الإرهاب الدولي

Abstract EN

Acts of international terrorism are considered among the most serious crimes of concern to the international community.

despite this, they were not included in the subject matter jurisdiction of the international criminal court for several reasons and reasons, foremost of which was the political nature of the crime.

the seriousness of this type of crime has increased during the twenty-first century, after it became organized in an organized, non-random manner with objectives that seek to change the world's political map in an extremist and violent manner, and to strike the stability and security of some countries and even change their regimes.

despite the attempts of the international community to address the crimes of international terrorism, however, all these efforts were sporadic, scattered and differing in the modalities of implementing the texts of the agreement reached, which draws attention to the fact that it was necessary to unify efforts under the banner of the new global judicial system in order to avoid the negative aspects of excluding crime from the ICC system, and to benefit from the experiences of the judges and the prosecutor in field of crime prevention.