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The International Criminal Court (ICC) offers an innovative and complex system of justice that takes into account the rights of victims. Although these rights may not be absolute, since they are subject to the guarantees of a fair and impartial trial, the Court recognizes victims as legitimate parties in its proceedings. Nevertheless, this system represents a sizable challenge that the Court has already faced in its early investigations and at the outset of its first case. Throughout this paper, I shall explain the role of victims in the ICC’s criminal justice system, their rights established in the Statute and other regulations governing the proceedings of the Court, as well as the Court’s interpretations of them in its first rulings. Furthermore, I shall clarify the framework established by the Court to fulfill this important mandate. Original in Spanish. Translated by Barney Whiteoak.

O papel das vítimas nos procedimentos perante o Tribunal Penal Internacional: seus direitos e as primeiras decisões do tribunal