Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

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Treaty Code:

M1998/06

Treaty Type:

Multilateral

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Treaty Status:

In Force

Treaty Summary:

The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) creates a permanent international court with jurisdiction over individuals who commit the most serious international crimes: namely genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and (in the future) aggression.

NZ Adherence Status:

In Force

Adherence Type:

Ratified

Signature Date:

07/10/1998

Adherence Date:

07/09/2000

Expired:

Date Concluded:

17/07/1998

Place Concluded:

Rome

Entry Into Force Date:

01/07/2002

NZ Entry Into Force Date:

01/07/2002

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NZ Objections:

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NZ Declarations:

Yes

NZ Territorial Applications:

None

NZTS Number:

2002 No 47

UNTS Number:

Chapter XVIII Penal Matters, No. 10

Associated Treaties:

M2002/01

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Treaty Text Link:

legal.un.org/icc/statute/romefra.htm

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