International Criminal Tribunal Approach to Forced Marriage as Sexual Violence

Sometimes, in national or international armed conflicts, heinous and violent acts against civilians, especially women and children, including massacre, repeated rape of family members, beheadings, abduction of human organs, as well as forced marriage (The offense may include rape, slavery, forced pregnancy and forced labor) have been reported, but the formulation of international human rights, sex offenses or gender-based offenses has been reported as international offenses, so that perpetrators and hostages can be prosecuted. This paper presents a descriptive and Accordingly, following the delineation and expression of the constituent elements of the crime, we will study the type of international tribunals established after World War II because we believe that forced marriage is an insult to the religious and social standing of the institution of marriage and family and causes psychological harm; There is a strong mentality to women and to the development of fundamental rights and their process of development in society that needs to be further addressed in the field of judicial and criminal justice.