International Criminal Court Against Child Kidnapping is committed to safeguard & protect the fundamental freedom of children.

Brussels, Belgium (17^th June 2017) - With the objective to ensure that the Fundamental Freedoms of mankind across the world is retained and people gets fair justice in cases related to the violation of child and human rights, the International Criminal Court Against Child Kidnapping (ICCACK) is  working untiringly. This is the apex court of law in the international level for cases, dealing with violation of the fundamental rights of mankind.

International Criminal Court Against Child Kidnapping is based in the city of Brussels in Belgium and is dealing with those cases that are referred to the Court by the security council of the United Nations or from the appeals from applicants, approaching this court, after being deprived of suitable justice in the courts of their countries. The victims of violation of fundamental rights, as governed by the provisions of the various international UN treaties, conventions as well as laws. This Court works with the objective that no one is deprived of reasonable justice or getting delayed justice for reasons whatsoever.

This Court follows a unique policy that if the applicants are not winning the cases, they will not require a penny as Court Fees. Thus, the legal process never threatens the applicants with the burden of extravagant expenses.

In the opinion of the spokesperson of this court, “Our organization is committed to uphold, preserve and execute the provisions and clauses of various international laws and conventions about the fundamental human rights of mankind. We are dedicated to ensure that people are getting adequate justice within the shortest time span and without the threat of extravagant expenses. We run the trials in a style that we can provide the verdict at the fastest pace. Our judgement is held as the final words in these cases, in more than 194 countries, across the globe”.

About the International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping:

Protecting & Enforcing the Human Rights of the Child

The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping is an international court of law that deals with the legal cases, related to violation of childrens human rights and parental child kidnapping cases. ​

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The specific purpose of the court is based on the following principles as well as International Conventions, Laws and Treaties:

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The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping is an organization pursuing its authority based on principles long established by international conventions, laws, and treaties.

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The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping accepts universal jurisdiction based on international laws to prosecute individuals for the international crimes of (parental) child kidnapping, crimes against humanity, human rights violations, and the enforced disappearance of children by government officials.

The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping was established to complement existing international judicial systems. Therefore, it may only exercise its jurisdiction when certain conditions are met, such as when national courts are unwilling or unable to prosecute criminals or when the United Nations Security Council or individual states refer investigations to the court.

Every year 10 million children are kidnapped around the world, and most governments are unable or unwilling to solve this global problem. The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping is principled upon the provisions established in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Rome Statute, the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, and the Declaration of Human Rights. The Declaration of Human Rights has been signed and ratified by more than 193 nations of the world.

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The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping is the court of last resort for prosecution pf the crime of (parental) child kidnapping, enforced disappearance of children by government officials, human rights violations, and crimes against humanity. Any party seeking help from the court shall have exhausted all domestic remedies available to them. The court may be able to advise parties if domestic remedies are still open, such as international tort claims; however, the court will not accept jurisdiction in any case if domestic remedies are still open to parties in order to avoid international confusion of jurisdiction. The court is therefore the ultimate jurisdiction of last resort. Its founding principles are established in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Rome Statute, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and entered into force on the day of its establishment.​

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The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping actively seeks justice, enforces criminal laws concerning (parental) child kidnapping, and protects the rights of the child by putting international justice on the map.  The International Criminal Court against Child Kidnapping has made itself responsible for international criminal accountability and has worldwide reach to bring those who commit crimes against children to justice.

To learn more, visit http://www.childabductioncourt.com/