اصل صلاحيت جهاني در آينه ديوان كيفري بين المللي

The Principle of Universal Jurisdiction in the context of the International Criminal Court

The Complementarity nature of the International Criminal Court raises a number of Pertinent issues with regard to the establishment of legislative and judicial frame works of investigating and Prosecuting international crimes on the national level, although the Rome Statute does not Provide conclusive guidance with respect to a number of questions, including the establishment of universal jurisdiction. The express preference for domestic prosecution in the Statute will lead to an increase in national prosecutions for international crimes and it may lead to an in crease in the exercise of universal jurisdiction by states in future years. The Combination of universal jurisdiction and International Criminal Court is a system which seems to be effective for ending the impunity.