IanSudbery , 1 month ago Spanish @amnogues @jpreisendoerfer @academicchatter @politicalscience @geopolitics @sociology @PoliticaConC My understanding is that signatories to the ICC grant the jurisdiction over both: Crimes committed on the their territory (whether by their citizens or others). Crimes committed by their citizens, whether on their territory or elsewhere. The report by the panel of experts in international law lay out the arguements in full https://www.icc-cpi.int/sites/default/files/2024-05/240520-panel-report-eng.pdf. See especially paragraph 9.
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My understanding is that signatories to the ICC grant the jurisdiction over both:
Crimes committed on the their territory (whether by their citizens or others).
Crimes committed by their citizens, whether on their territory or elsewhere.
The report by the panel of experts in international law lay out the arguements in full https://www.icc-cpi.int/sites/default/files/2024-05/240520-panel-report-eng.pdf. See especially paragraph 9.