Study on the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court Over the Crime of Aggression
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i11.1742Keywords:
International Law; Jurisdiction; International Criminal Court; Crime; Aggression; International Community; Rome Statute; International Treaties; International Conventions.Abstract
The jurisdiction of the crime of aggression involves an important topic in the field of international criminal law, that is, how to determine which country has the right to try and pursue criminal responsibility for individuals or groups involved in the crime of aggression. As the crime of aggression is a serious international crime, the determination of its jurisdiction should take into account international law, international criminal law, national sovereignty and other factors. Based on this, this paper will focus on the relevant issues of the jurisdiction of the crime of aggression by the International Criminal Court, and discuss the jurisdiction issues of the crime of aggression from multiple perspectives such as jurisprudence, international practice and relevant international treaties, in order to provide some useful thinking and suggestions for the international community.
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