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Journal Article
Potentiale und Grenzen
2022
Overview
Der Internationale Strafgerichtshof (IStGH) in Den Haag verfolgt seit 2002 das Verbrechen der Aggression, Kriegsverbrechen, Völkermord sowie Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit. Die völkerstrafrechtlichen Anforderungen für eine Klassifizierung als Verbrechen der Aggression sind zwar sehr hoch, dürften im Falle von Russlands Angriff auf die Ukraine aber erfüllt sein. Der IStGH kann in diesem Fall seine Gerichtsbarkeit jedoch nur dann ausüben, wenn sich die Tat aus der Angriffshandlung eines Vertragsstaates ergibt. Russland hat jedoch das Statut nicht unterzeichnet. Die übrigen drei völkerrechtlichen Kernverbrechen können hingegen sowohl vor dem IStGH als auch vor deutschen Gerichten angeklagt werden. Die Liste möglicher Kriegsverbrechen und der Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit, die Russlands Armee in der Ukraine begangen haben, ist lang. Der Nachweis ist jedoch nicht einfach. Schwierig ist dies im Falle des Völkermords. Hier verlangt die internationale Rechtsprechung grundsätzlich, dass der Täter die physisch-biologische Zerstörung der Gruppe angestrebt hat.
Since 2002, the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has been prosecuting crimes of aggression, war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity. The legal requirements to constitute a crime of aggression may be very high under international criminal law, but they are likely to be met in the case of Russia’s attack on Ukraine. However, in this case, the ICC can only exercise its jurisdiction if the act results from the aggressive act of a signatory state. But Russia has not signed the statute. The other three core crimes defined by international law, on the other hand, can be prosecuted before both the ICC and German courts. The list of possible war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Russia’s army in Ukraine is long. However, proving them is not easy. This is difficult in the case of genocide. Here, international jurisprudence basically requires proof that the perpetrator was striving for the physical, biological destruction of the group.
Publisher
Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag
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