The Role of the International Criminal Court in Implementing International Humanitarian Law

Abstract

Abstract:

International humanitarian law represents a set of internationally agreed principles and rules, which aim to limit the use of violence during armed conflicts by protecting individuals participating in hostilities, or those who have stopped participating in them, and the wounded and injured, prisoners and civilians, by making violence in military battles. Restricted to those actions necessary to achieve the military objective.

And the International Criminal Court as a mechanism that has tried its best to implement international humanitarian law, despite the obstacles that have hampered its effectiveness, but we always say that the duty to implement this law always remains dependent on the will of the state's parties to the conflicts, which we hope will implement their obligations in this field.