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This article presents a reflection on the panorama of the Agreement reached in Havana with regard to the Special Jurisdiction for Peace in light of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and other sources of International Criminal Law. As well as the social implications of the justice component of the Agreement and the horizons of truth, justice and reparation for the victims. Methodologically, the considerations against the Special Jurisdiction of Peace and the Responsibility of the Command are reviewed, the integral system of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-Repetition - SIVJ RNR, as a mechanism to contribute to the reparation needs of the victims, and also, complementary mechanisms contemplated by the SIVJRNR as the Search Unit for missing persons are reviewed. Finally, the social implications of the justice component of the Agreement are reviewed. It is concluded that Colombia needs a cultural and moral atmosphere in order to transform the armed conflict into a political conflict, as a context without which the implementation of the SIVJRNR would no longer be a real event in the Colombian State

Incorporación de los estándares jurídicos de los crímenes internacionales en la jurisdicción especial para la paz