محاربة جريمة تجنيد الأطفال أثناء النزاعات المسلحة في ضوء النظام الأساسي للمحكمة الجنائية الدولية : جمهورية الكونغو الديمقراطية نموذجا

Abstract EN

In the past two decades, the international community has taken a number of decisive initiatives to end impunity for violations against children.The Rome Statute of 1998 recognized: "Forced or voluntary recruitment and use of children under the age of fifteen as combatants is a war crime." Since its entry into force, this category has received special protection by the International Criminal Court, which has made crimes against civilians and children in particular one of the most serious crimes threatening world peace and security, and given them special protection in time of war.

The criminalization of crimes against children during armed conflict has been clearly reflected in the indictments of the International Criminal Court, which we will try to highlight through this paper, in which we address the contribution of the International Criminal Court.

To put an end to the phenomenon or crime of recruitment of children during armed wars, by taking a look at the ICC's practice of jurisdiction to try perpetrators of child recruitment