Publıc Internatıonal Law I Deneme Sınavı Sorusu #1206434
Which of the following explains why classical international law did not focus on international crimes historically?
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Because individuals were considered as objects (rather than subjects) of international law. |
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Because international crimes became common just recently. |
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Because individuals were not allowed to commit crimes outside their home country. |
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Because international crimes is a product of globalization. |
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Because the definition of crimes included only local ones before globalization. |
International criminal law is relatively a new branch of international law. Classical international law did not focus on international crimes, because individuals were considered as objects (rather than subjects) of international law. Individuals were not endowed with any rights or duties, with the exception of piracy, under international law that could be enforced by any state under its municipal law.
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