Rome statute of the international criminal court: powers of the prosecutor in ensuring the safety of participants in the criminal process
The security of persons participating in the criminal process is regulated not only by the norms of national law, but also reflected in a number of international documents, including the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, it distinguishes the norms governing the powers of the prosecutor in ensuring the safety of court participants. The implementation of prosecutor>s supervision in the field of criminal procedure includes, among other things, ensuring the legality of the process of applying security measures to participants in criminal proceedings. Security is ensured by various means and methods, both procedural and non-procedural, is complex. Prosecutor>s supervision is an important guarantee of the legality of the application of criminal procedural rules aimed at protecting the rights and legitimate interests of the participants in the process, including the right to safe conditions.