Some Aspects Of International Offences: Offences/Crimes And Offences/Delicts

Generally, justifying the theme aims to analyse the two categories of international crimes, i.e. offences/delicts and offences/crimes emphasizing the similarities and the differences between them because on the basis of the conclusions which will result and the degree of danger we can argue the framing of some of the offences/delicts under the category of offences/crimes, what we think it could help to reduce the criminality.

The element of novelty of the study is characterized by the fact that it is intended to be a review of all aspects of the efficiency of international co-operation in preventing and combating international crime/offences, on all levels, respectively, political, legal, technical and operative, in the framework of the most important mechanisms developed and agreed by states in this area.

Committing such severe acts, which violates any international regulation, requires states to fight back entirely, punishing the guilty ones. The legislation in force and the doctrine, the jurisprudence recognizes the principle according to which the offense is the only basis of criminal liability.

The notion of „crime” in its sphere includes both offences committed with intent or negligence, and also the crimes of common or international law.