No-one is surprised today to hear about violence sparked by various rebel groups that feel marginalized in the states where they live. They resort to criminal action in order improve their livelihood and blamed for various crimes, including war crimes. There is no justification for such violence but there is always an explanation about why it occurs. The roots usually happen to lead to abuse and neglecting of human rights by those who have made commitments to respect those rights. There has to be means to uphold impunity.
Many instruments are yet to be designed.
Establishment of the International Criminal Court all but one fruit of a new development of international relations which are increasingly based on something else, more human, more reasonable and more progressive than the divinity of the principle of state sovereignty. We are committed to the early entry into force of the Rome Statute and the effective International Criminal Court. Mr. President, Weaponry and armament can be reduced by common actions, regardless of borders. There is a literal consensus of all nations that weapons of mass destruction must be eliminated. Save that, biological and chemical weapons produced by states have become available to non-state terrorist entities that feel almost null accountability for using them.