المحكمة الجنائية الدولية بين الاختصاص القائم ومعوقات الانعقاد

Abstract EN

The emergence of serious crimes on the international scene, such as war crimes and crimes against humanity, has led to the need to establish a judicial body at the international level which would have jurisdiction to judge these crimes in a particular gravity, which is the international criminal court, which has neither temporary status nor time-limited jurisdiction, the emergence of the court the international criminal court came through the adoption of the Rome statute in 1998, and it is the body endowed with jurisdiction or competence that supplements the national jurisdiction, and there are cases that replace the national judicial authorities if this apparatus breaks down, such as cases of war, aggression or occupation, but does the jurisdiction of the international criminal court take place in all cases, or are there certain procedures that restrict the jurisdiction of the same court, and even obstacles that prevent its convocation.