Identification and Detection of the Crime of Widespread International Disruption in the Economic System of Countries in the System of Contemporary International law and the Borders of Southern Sudan

Namamian, Peyman; Amiri, Nejat

Identification and Detection of the Crime of Widespread International Disruption in the Economic System of Countries in the System of Contemporary International law and the Borders of Southern Sudan

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

Peyman Namamian ¹

nejat amiri ²

¹ Assistant Professor of Department of Law Faculty Economic &amp; Administrative Sciences Arak University, Iran

² grgf

Abstract

Various instances of widespread international disruption in the economic system of countries through the imposition of intentional economic conditions and measures leading to the destruction and change of economic resources in favor of political power as transnational organized crime, in the Convention against Genocide to widespread disruption of the economic system Not paid. However, the historical background of genocide, especially the widespread disruption of the economic system of countries, has been supported by several countries in the preliminary stage of the genocide convention. The investigation of this crime in the South Sudan border indicates that the International Criminal Court The economic system has issued targets for the physical destruction and looting of cultural and economic property by killing and inflicting severe physical and mental harm on the people of the southern borders of Sudan and deliberately imposing living conditions on the target group. However, despite the widespread international disruption of the economic system in countries from the perspective of international law, the criminalization of cross-border crime is widespread and is not explicitly addressed in international conventions and legislative policies and court proceedings. International criminal law and other legislative bodies in identifying and detecting crimes of widespread international disruption of the economic system through the international police and judicial officers have not been done in a coherent manner, although in some cases, especially the trial of Omar al-Bashir, Sudanese leaders have identified and the discovery of crime and trial on charges of economic genocide.

Keywords

Mass Murder

Cross-border Organized Crime

Widespread International Disruption of the Economic System

Economic Genocide

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