<![CDATA[International criminal law is “the law which determines what national criminal law will apply to offences actually committed if they contain an international element”. Beside that, the definition of international criminal law in the meaning of the territorial scope of municipal criminal law, the meaning of internationally prescribed municipal criminal law, in the meaning of municipal criminal law common to civilized nations, in the meaning of international co-operation in the administration of municipal criminal justice An international crimes is such an act universally recognized as a criminal which is considered a grave matter of international concern and for some valid reason cannot be left within the exclusive jurisdiction of the state, that would have control over it under normal circumstances. In the context of international criminal law, the International Criminal Court is a permanent court formed by the United Nations based on Statute of Rome 1998. The Court designated as an instrument to prosecute people who commit any international crimes.]]>
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