Autor: |
Duqmaq, Najah, SELMI, Farah |
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Journal Law & Political Sciences (Arabic Version); 2022, Vol. 29 Issue 4, p153-200, 48p |
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This study aims to clarify the situation in Palestine before the International Criminal Court, especially after its recognition as a non-member state of the United Nations and its accession to human rights charters, international humanitarian law conventions and international organizations, in particularly Palestine's accession to Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in 2014, which became effective since the first of April 2015. The problematic of this study revolves around the mechanisms used to initiate the case by Palestine before the International Criminal Court. It is divided into two sections, the first handling The Palestine Case before the International Criminal Court and the second one analyzing the constraints that faces the continuity of the Palestinian lawsuit before the International Criminal Court. The study concluded several results, most notably: the prosecution of Israeli war criminals before the international Criminal Court is an effective mechanism to punish violators of International humanitarian law without a chance of impunity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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