.تنازع الإختصاص بین القضاء الجنائي الدولي والتشریعات الوطنیة

Résumé: There is very clear relationship between the International Criminal Court and national courts, which is the complementary relationship,its features were made clear through the text of the Rome Statute, and in order for this cooperation to achieve its goal and reaping the fruit there must be a coordination between international law and national legislation, through the commitment of the countries that accepted and ratified the Statute of the international Tribunal Through harmonization and amendments affecting the constitutional side, as well as legislation in deference to the requirements of international law and international criminal justice. The conflict of jurisdiction between the international criminal justice system and national legislation will have no existence if countries in various positions abstained from undermining justice by supporting a policy of impunity and create hotbeds of tension in various parts of the world, and the international community is convinced that the real deterrent to perpetrators of international crimes is to support international criminal jurisdiction to be a judicial system politically independent and neutral towards all individuals at all levels, and the commitment to deliver justice to the victims of serious crimes and bring transparency and emphasis on efficiency in the application, so that this judiciary is the last resort in the trial of war criminals and armed conflicts after the National criminal justice, and the permanent international Criminal Court remains the realistic interface to this international judiciary in the face of international crimes if there is an actual circumvention around it by the entire international community.

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