حماية حقوق الإنسان في ظل تراجع مبدأ السيادة

Abstract EN

The issue of the relationship between the Security Council and the International Criminal Court is of particular importance, which is reflected in the nature of the difference between the two organs in that the Council is a political organ, in contrast to the Court, which is a judicial body that monitors individuals.

The other importance is the role that the Council will play in court proceedings and its impact on the course of investigation and trial Accordingly, the Statute of the International Criminal Court has adopted the principle of the independence of the Court in order to preserve transparency and impartiality and equality for the achievement of international justice.

This independence does not contradict the existence of links with the rest of the United Nations organs, which are dictated by international imperatives governed by the principle of complementary among them.

The tasks between the Council and the Court have required the Council to have an important task to perform, including the referral, in view of the nature of the tasks entrusted to it in the maintenance of international peace and security.