ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS AND THEIR PROCEEDINGS
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The research paper covers the system of International Criminal Court and its proceedings in which the authors will provide the evolution of International Criminal Courts in which several attempts were made and many tribunals were established. In this research paper, the authors will comprehensively deal with all the attempts in the evolution of International Criminal Court. The research paper also conveys the jurisdictional issue and its obstacles which are majorly related to immunity and amnesty laws. The paper will also cover the principles involved in the determination of jurisdiction in international crimes and the composition of the international court which will initiate the case. The paper is also going to cover the proceedings of the International Criminal Courts elaborately in which mention will be made of bail system, appeal system and protection of victims and witnesses as well. The paper will also cover the controversies related to the International Criminal Courts which majorly arise in Asian and African regions, and the recent development related to the International Criminal Court will also be dealt with.
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