State practice in cooperation with the International Criminal Court

seyed vahid mosavifard¹ Ahmad Hosseini²

1) Tehran University Kish International Campus
2) Islamic Azad University, Neyshabur

IOI Code : XYCH-AECKB
Publication : 3rd International conference on Management , Economics and Humanities(icmeh.org)
Abstract :
    The government s commitment to cooperate in international criminal law for legal and political obstacles in the way of exercise of jurisdiction of international criminal courts at the national level Always attracted the attention of law professionals and the introduction is necessary to implement the criminal justice.Statute of the International Criminal Court, the rules on state co-operation in Chapter IX (in the form of eighty-six to one hundred and two) has explained as international cooperation and judicial assistance.Countries such as Sudan, South Africa and Kenya and other African Union member states, including governments that have refused to cooperate with the International Criminal Court And thus the Court is unable to perform his duties well.Cooperation with non-member countries under special agreements between the government and the Court can be done.The success of the International Criminal Court Is depends on the State co-operation.Cooperation that it has been rare in non-member countries However, the Court believes that non-member states must also be cognizant of when they are requested to cooperate with the Court.

Keywords : states obligation legal and political obstacles criminal justice the international criminal court and the success of court