THE NATURE OF COMPLEMENTARITY PRINCIPLE IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
Farid Ahmadov
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Farid Ahmadov
Abstract
The principle of complementarity is central to the practice of the International Criminal Court. As the working principle of the International Criminal Court is based on the principle of complementarity, there is a constant need for scientific research and suggestions in this area. The article reflects the concept of the principle of complementarity, its legal basis and its place in the practice of the court. Key words: principle, complementarity, legal basis juricdiction, relationship, positive complementarity
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The principle of complementarity is central to the practice of the International Criminal Court. As the working principle of the International Criminal Court is based on the principle of complementarity, there is a constant need for scientific research and suggestions in this area. The article reflects the concept of the principle of complementarity, its legal basis and its place in the practice of the court. Key words: principle, complementarity, legal basis juricdiction, relationship, positive complementarity
Key concepts: Complementarity (molecular biology), Criminal court, Law, Political science, Law and economics, International law, Sociology, Biology