The Security Councils Right in Referring to the Permanent Penal International Court

Abstract

This study deals with the right of the Security Council in referring to the Permanent Penal International Court, as it is one of the significant topics at the international relationships level as far as it Pertains to the application aspect, The study reveals the extent to which this Court is both independent and neutral in implementing its Specialities towards the vast authorities which the Security Council possesses ,according to the judgements of the seventh Chapter of the Charter of the United Nations. The courts basic system grants the Security Council the right of referring cases that have to do with Violations of human rights and the human and international law to this court according to Article(13/b) the significance of this topic is highlighted in the cases whose refer is about a nation which is not a member of the Court basic system. This is so because the Security Council is a political system which is concerned with the Political rather than the legal considerations, as such it works to prevent abusing such a Right , the thing which Makes Politics ruin the administration of justice. This work is divided into tow sections. The first tackles the quiddity of refer the second, in turn deals with the extent to which refer is Mandalory and what its consequences are the study is concluded with a number of conclusions and recommendations.