The Role of the International Criminal Court in Limiting Crimes of Aggression

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To explore how the International Criminal Court aims to limit crimes of aggression and enhance accountability in international law.
Descriptive and analytical approach
Analysis of related international legal texts, including the Rome Statute and UN General Assembly Resolution 3314
Critical methodology to evaluate ICC effectiveness regarding aggression crimes
Aggression crime inclusion in ICC jurisdiction is a significant development for international criminal justice.
ICC's exercise of this jurisdiction is limited by legal and political obstacles, especially the influence of the Security Council.
Recommendations include enhancing ICC independence and creating effective mechanisms for enforcing decisions.

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Descriptive analysis examines the ICC's role in limiting aggression crimes, highlighting legal and political challenges.

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Al-Khazraji et al. (2026) studied this question.

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