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Conferenza Tribunale internazionale
Partito Radicale Michele - 24 aprile 2000
CICC/NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT FINAL DOCUMENT

FINAL DOCUMENT

NON-ALIGNED MOVEMENT

XIII MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE

CARTAGENA, APRIL 8-9, 2000

(SECTION ON INTERNATIONAL LAW / POINTS REFERRED TO THE ICC)

" 97. We recall the Declaration on the United Nations Diplomatic Conference

of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal

Court by the NAM Ministerial Meeting of the Coordinating Bureau. We take

note of the ongoing discussions in the Preparatory Commission and we stress

the need to ensure during the work of the Preparatory Commission, that the

Court is impartial and independent of political organs of the United

Nations which should not direct or hinder the functions of the Court nor

assume a parallel or superior role to the Court. We also note the

importance of safeguarding the integrity of the Statute of the Court, in

particular during the work of the Preparatory Commission and emphasise the

need to take the necessary measures to ensure the coming into operation of

the International Criminal Court.

98. We note the conclusion by the Preparatory Commission for the

International Criminal Court of its second reading of the Elements of

Crimes and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence. We call on all States to

work together to ensure the timely completion of the mandate of the

Preparatory Commission in particular with regard to the Rules of Procedure

and Evidence and the Elements of Crimes. We also emphasise the need o

conclude the ongoing work of the Preparatory Commission with respect to the

crime of aggression, which is an important part of the Statute. In this

regard, we urge the active and consistent participation of the members of

NAM in the Working Group in all issues, particularly with regard to

arriving at an acceptable definition of this serious crime.

99. We stress our serious concern on the intention of a group of States to

unilaterally re-interpret or re-draft the existing legal instruments in

accordance with their own views and interests. We emphasise that the

integrity of legal instruments by Member States must be maintained."

 
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