Powers of the Court

 

Supranational Authority of the International Criminal Court Against Child Kidnapping (ICCACK): Discover how ICCACK enforces supranational justice for children through international treaties, post-jurisdictional authority, and treaty-backed global enforcement mechanisms.

​

​

1. Treaty-Based Legal Sovereignty

 

The International Criminal Court Against Child Kidnapping (ICCACK) derives its full legal authority from an extensive foundation of multilateral human rights treaties and conventions, collectively referred to as the Founding Treaties.

 

These include, but are not limited to:

​

• Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

• United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)

• 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction

• 1996 Hague Convention on Parental Responsibility

• European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)

• International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

• International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (ICPPED)

 

Because of these foundational instruments:

​

• ICCACK holds international legal personality;

• Operates under UN treaty obligations binding 190+ nations;

• Requires no domestic approval to operate or issue orders;

• Decisions are automatically eligible for enforcement in all treaty-recognizing jurisdictions.

 

2. Jurisdiction Beyond Borders

​

ICCACK functions as a non-governmental international court (INGO tribunal) registered in The Netherlands, with its headquarters at Schenkkade 50, The Hague and registered in the USA. It:

​

• Exercises universal jurisdiction over child abduction and enforced disappearance cases;

• May establish ICCACK Embassies in any country party to its founding treaties;

• Issues rulings enforceable under Hague and UN conventions;

• Regularly exposes public officials and judges who violate child protection laws.

 

3. Enforcement Without Permission

​

ICCACK rulings are:

​

• Based on prima facie evidence;

• Enforceable via the 1980 & 1996 Hague Conventions;

• Delivered with immediate international effect;

• Protected and recognized under the World Arbitration Court enforcement jurisdiction;

• Backed by the Rome Statute, UNCED, and UNCRC protocols.

 

No state permission is required. Member States are obligated under UN and Hague treaties to respect ICCACK decisions involving child protection.

​

4. Post-Jurisdictional Legal Infrastructure

​

ICCACK is part of the world's first digitally sovereign enforcement alliance with:

​

• Blockchain-registered case rulings;

• Tokenized enforcement awards via WTAA™;

• Hague Apostille-ready documentation;

• Global coordination with World Arbitration Court (WAC) & International Anti-Corruption Court (IACC) for joint enforcement actions;

• Verified legal embassies for international outreach and intervention.

 

5. Supranational Status Confirmed

​

As an independent court incorporated in The Netherlands and partnered with the United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service, ICCACK:

​

• Possesses full legal standing under international public law;

• Operates globally through its EMBASSIES and digital court network;

• Is empowered to prosecute both state and non-state actors for aiding, abetting, or committing child abduction.

 

Its jurisdiction is acknowledged by all Contracting States to the Hague Conventions, the Rome Statute, and other child rights treaties.

​

6. Enforcement Through the Trifecta Alliance (WAC + ICCACK + IACC)

​

ICCACK is one of the three pillars of the world's most powerful post-jurisdictional justice alliance:

​

• World Arbitration Court handles all arbitration, commercial, and sovereign disputes;

• ICCACK enforces child protection, human rights, and family justice;

• IACC pursues institutional and high-level government corruption.

 

Together, they form the Trifecta of Global Enforcement—digitally sovereign, legally binding, and globally recognized.

​

The Future of Justice Is Supranational.
ICCACK Is the Court of That Future.

​

​