Estatuto de Roma e o Tribunal Penal Internacional | Prof.ª Elisa Moreira

Join our new Study Community for free now, with exclusive materials, classes, and content. Check out the link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EjRLhRrmWby... The Rome Statute, adopted in 1998, established the International Criminal Court (ICC), a permanent court to try individuals accused of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and crimes of aggression. The ICC aims to combat impunity and ensure that perpetrators of serious crimes are held accountable, complementing national judicial systems. The court has jurisdiction over crimes committed by citizens of States Parties or in their territories, provided that the States ratify the statute. Professor Elisa Moreira will show you how to study this topic clearly. Happy studying! 📚 Follow us on social media! We post free tips and content daily on all of them: Instagram:   / supremotv   Facebook:   / supremo.concursos   Telegram: bit.ly/TelegramSupremo Supremo Blog: https://blog.supremotv.com.br/ Visit our website and check out our courses: https://www.supremotv.com.br/