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International Crime

Malaysia recognizes the 4 core “international crimes” that are generally accepted under international criminal law, that is –

crimes against peace/crimes of aggression
war crimes
crimes against humanity
genocide.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) established under the Rome Statute defines and grants the ICC jurisdiction over these international crimes although jurisdiction over crimes of aggression remains in abeyance until a generally acceptable definition is agreed upon for that crime.

Malaysia is currently studying the Rome Statute to determine whether Malaysia should become a party to it.

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