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Political determinations and legal frameworks. In conclusion, it needs to be noted that the legislation of the UN political organs is very poor with regard to the Court’s presence and activity in the field missions and operations, including diplomatic and political pressure to the States in question offered by the UN. The triggering mechanisms between such organizations of universal character will need further atten- tion in the near future. Further evolution will depend on the jurisdictional 45 UN Doc. A/CN.4/L.778, Responsibility of international organizations, International Law Commission Sixty-third session, Geneva, 26 April–3 June and 4 July–12 August 2011. See ILC, “Draft Articles on the Responsibility of International Organisations” in Yearbook of the International Law Commission, 2011 vol. II, Part Two, accessible at: xxxx://xxxxx.xx.xxx/ ilc/texts/instruments/english/draft%20articles/9_11_2011.pdf See also X. Xxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxxx, “Are all International Organisations created equal? Reflections on the ILC’s Draft Articles on the Responsibility of International Organisations” (XXXXX), Global Governance Opinions March 2012, accessible at: xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/ggs/publica- tions/opinions/opinions13-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx.pdf progress of the Court, and hopefully on the universal ratification of the Rome Statute. The Assembly of the States Parties to the Rome Statute (ASP), as the political and legislative organ, has specific responsibilities in this regard. In theory, the principle of universality is not limited to the number of States that become parties to the Rome Statute but to the universal obli- gation of any State to fight against the impunity of serious crimes. As it is understood by the analysis of the Rome Statute regime, universality is defi- nitely implemented when States execute their obligation to investigate and prosecute the most serious crimes under international law at the national level, in their national courts. Nevertheless, the obligation of domestic jus- xxxx systems to fight the impunity of crimes of common concern is essential at the same degree of insisting on compliance in the political and executive bodies of the United Nations. The issue of cooperation of binding character deserves to be put on the table in political fora and finally resolved in order to maximize the results in the field operations. The policy approach of some powerful States divided very soon the posi- tions over the authority of the International Criminal Court, particularly on the notion of the rule of...
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