PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF THE JURISDICTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT:AN ANALYSIS IN THE CONTEXT OF UZBEKISTAN'S EDUCATION AND LEGAL REFORMS

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the theoretical and legal foundations of the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC), the main problems arising in its practice, and its future prospects. The study examines the relationship between ICC jurisdiction and the principle of state sovereignty, the level of cooperation of states, the influence of political factors on the Court’s activities, as well as procedural complexities in the exercise of jurisdiction. In addition, the article analyzes the ongoing judicial and legal reforms in the Republic of Uzbekistan, recent developments in the system of legal education, and modern approaches to teaching international criminal law in the context of understanding and evaluating the activities of the ICC. The findings of the study offer important theoretical and practical conclusions aimed at improving the ICC’s jurisdiction, strengthening international justice mechanisms, and enhancing the quality of training specialists in international law in Uzbekistan.