Different standards of the International Criminal Court in prosecuting perpetrators of international crimes against humanity

Abstract

We aim through this study to shed light on some aspects that surround the work of the International Criminal Court، considering that it is a global judicial body whose goal is to achieve international criminal justice، prosecute perpetrators of international crimes and prevent impunity، especially as it is considered an important turning point towards establishing and consolidating the rules of international humanitarian law and human rights. Through here the subject، which is the different standards of the International Criminal Court in prosecuting perpetrators of physical violations against humanity، we will clarify the speed of the criminal court’s response in a surprising way in issuing an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir ( formerly )، as well as an arrest warrant against former Libyan President “ Muammar Gaddafi ” within a period of time. not exceeding three months، while it 's a finger did not move in what I did israel massacres against the Palestinians in Gaza، as well as genocide crimes committed against Muslims Alroheeanaga in Myanmar، and the world can forget the grave violations and crimes committed against Iraq in 2003،Also، many violations committed recently against the Syrian people by most of the parties involved in the conflict there  We  seek، through this study، to address the different standards that the Criminal Court deals with between states، what are the foundations of these standards، and their suitability for the goals of achieving international criminal justice