Proposals for the amendments of the rome statute of the icc and their implications for enforcing accountability for the crime of aggression: the african perspective

Title	Proposals for the amendments of the rome statute of the icc and their implications for enforcing accountability for the crime of aggression: the african perspective
Translation of Title	Pasiūlymai dėl TBT Romos statuto pakeitimų ir jų įtaka atsakomybės už agresyvius nusikaltimus užtikrinimui: Atėnų Afrikos perspektyva.
Authors	Nafula, Ritah
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Pages	66
Keywords [eng]	International Criminal Court, African Union, crime of aggression, Kampala amendments, United Nations Security Council, Rome Statute.
Abstract [eng]	The crime of aggression remains the most contentious and rarely enforced crime in the Rome Statute. Despite the adoption of the Rome Statute in 2002, crime of aggression attained its definition and procedures for enforcement through the Kampala Amendments 2010. However, the crime still faces jurisdictional, political and legal limitations. This research seeks to propose amendments to the Rome Statute for enforcement and accountability of the crime of aggression with emphasis on the perspective and interest of African states, due to the historical relationship of Africa and the International Criminal Court, and the role played by African states in the international criminal justice sphere.
Dissertation Institution	Vilniaus universitetas.
Type	Master thesis
Language	English
Publication date	2026

„Proposals for the amendments of the rome statute of the icc and their implications for enforcing accountability for the crime of aggression: the african perspective“