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Incitement in international criminal law

International crimes, like other crimes, must be preparatory or contemporary stages for their commission, and incitement to commit international crimes is one of the most internationally prohibited phenomena, as it is no less dangerous than those crimes on the one hand, and the legal status enjoyed by the instigator on the other hand.
Incitement to international crime is to push others to commit these crimes by all means available to them, whether in the form of violent speeches, incitement to hatred, or incitement to mass murder.
Incitement has a significant impact on the commission of international crime for two reasons. The first is psychological owned by the instigator on the one hand, and the other objective lies in the seriousness of the issue of incitement. The main reason for the exacerbation of speeches of incitement to commit international crimes, whether in peace or during international, state and non-international armed conflicts, is the lack of authority International monitoring of the international network, the Internet, which has effectively contributed to the exacerbation of incitement to commit international crimes. On the other hand, it is due to the nature of the international penalty for incitement, which does not match the nature of the dangers arising from incitement, and given the seriousness of incitement to commit international crimes, the various international instruments have been International conventions and statutes for international criminal courts to criminalize it, despite the legislative and non-legislative obstacles or problems that accompanied its criminalization.
The International Criminal Courts have adopted the consideration of every act that helps to commit international crimes, especially incitement through the applications and cases before them, despite the different legal qualifications for incitement to international crime, which resulted in a major obstacle to curbing this dangerous phenomenon for international peace and security.