K aktuálním problémům kodifikace zločinů
On the current problems of the codification of crimes

Summary/Abstract: The document discusses the challenges and progress in the codification of crimes under international law and the proposal for the statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). It highlights the historical development of the draft Code of Crimes against Peace and Security of Mankind, noting various attempts and setbacks since 1951. The document also addresses the definition and classification of international crimes, including crimes against peace, humanity, and war crimes. It emphasizes the importance of both material law and procedural means in addressing these crimes. The role of the International Law Commission and its efforts in drafting and refining the Code and the ICC statute are also discussed. The document underscores the complex relationship between state actions and individual accountability under international law. It also touches on the practical challenges of implementing these legal frameworks, including jurisdictional issues and the need for international cooperation.

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