المحكمة الجنائية الدولية كآلية لتكريس العدالة بعد عشرين سنة من النشاط: دراسة تقيمية

Abstract EN

The concept of criminal justice is no longer confined to national borders, but has transcended it to the international scope, by strengthening national criminal justice by establishing the international criminal court, which is specialized in punishing the most serious international crimes, which at the same time represent grave violations of international humanitarian law.

however, the statute of this court included many restrictions to activate its activity, and there were some legal gaps in it.

these restrictions and loopholes, as well as states' fear of the international criminal court, later posed real challenges that faced the work of this court.

therefore, this research paper aims to identify these challenges and shed light on the court's activity after twenty years of work to determine its effectiveness in reducing international crimes.