The Queen should stand trial for complicity in crimes against humanity.

Full Resolution:Because she is immune from prosecution in the UK, on her next visit, private or state, to a country which is party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Her Majesty Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and of her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith (The Queen) should be arrested and transferred to The Hague to stand trial in the International Criminal Court on charges of complicity to the alleged crimes against humanity committed by the former British Prime Minister, the late Lady Margaret Thatcher (Thatcher).Definitions:The International Criminal Court (ICC): The ICC is an independent, permanent court that tries persons accused of the most serious crimes of international concern, namely genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. The ICC is based on a treaty, (The Rome Statute) joined by 122 countries (effective as of 1 May 2013).Crimes Against Humanity:The International Criminal Court defines a crime against humanity as: o murder;o extermination;o enslavement;o deportation or forcible transfer of population;o imprisonment;o torture;o rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, forced pregnancy, enforced sterilization, or any other form of sexual violence of comparable gravity;o persecution against an identifiable group on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural, religious or gender grounds;o enforced disappearance of persons;o the crime of apartheid;o other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering or serious bodily or mental injury.Parties to the ICC Rome Statute: o Afghanistano Albaniao Andorrao Antigua and Barbudao Argentinao Australiao Austriao Bangladesho Barbadoso Belgiumo Belizeo Benino Boliviao Bosnia and Herzegovinao Botswanao Brazilo Bulgariao Burkina Fasoo Burundio Cambodiao Canadao Cape Verdeo Central African Republico Chado Chileo Colombiao Comoroso Congoo Cook Islandso Costa Ricao Côte d’Ivoireo Croatiao Cypruso Czech Republico Democratic Republic of the Congoo Denmarko Djiboutio Dominicao Dominican Republico Ecuadoro Estoniao Fijio Finlando Franceo Gabono Gambiao Georgiao Germanyo Ghanao Greeceo Grenadao Guatemalao Guineao Guyanao Honduraso Hungaryo Icelando Irelando Italyo Japano Jordano Kenyao Latviao Lesothoo Liberiao Liechtensteino Lithuaniao Luxembourgo Madagascaro Malawio Maldiveso Malio Maltao Marshall Islandso Mauritiuso Mexicoo Mongoliao Montenegroo Namibiao Nauruo Netherlandso New Zealando Nigero Nigeriao Norwayo Panamao Paraguayo Peruo Philippineso Polando Portugalo Republic of Koreao Republic of Moldovao Romaniao Saint Kitts and Neviso Saint Luciao Saint Vincent and the Grenadineso Samoao San Marinoo Senegalo Serbiao Seychelleso Sierra Leoneo Slovakiao Sloveniao South Africao Spaino Surinameo Swedeno Switzerlando Tajikistano The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedoniao Timor-Lesteo Trinidad and Tobagoo Tunisiao Ugandao United Kingdomo United Republic of Tanzaniao Uruguayo Vanuatuo Venezuelao ZambiaDebate Format:First round for acceptance, subsequent two rounds for arghuments.Sources:The Queenhttp://www.royal.gov.uk...The Queen’s Sovereign Immunityhttp://news.bbc.co.uk...The ICChttp://www.icc-cpi.int...Thatcherhttp://socialistworker.co.uk...Thank you.