International crime
Infringement of the laws of the state inevitably involves responsibility. The same position exists in international law where the character of offenses and the responsibility have the essential features in it. The principle of individual criminal liability traces back its roots from Code Libera in the Oxford management which is still recognized as the basis for common international laws. Since then it has been found as legally binding in many contracts concerning international humanitarian rights. It also constitutes the legal basis for the responsibility of persons on the commission of international crimes.