The Position of Non-Retroactive Principle in The International Criminal Law

Harun, Harun and Muhammad, Nasir (2017) The Position of Non-Retroactive Principle in The International Criminal Law. IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS) �, 22 (10). pp. 15-19. ISSN 2279-0837

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Abstract

A heavy violation of human right, war, and several other international crimes have become serious problems at the moment. It is crucial to understand the procedures in resolving those problems. In solving an International crime, there is a famous principle called non-retroactive principle whose position in the international criminal law enforcement in relation to international crimes should be well comprehended. This study employs normative approach which is conducted through library analysis by reviewing existing relevant literature. The result reveals that the application of non-retroactive is not an absolute principle, except in some cases applied either heavily or lightly on criminals. It is expected that the enforcement of International criminal law, particularly to ensnare the doers of International crimes, should retain the non-retroactive principle as a protection toward the human rights.

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