On 14-15 May, 2025, The KCIl has arranged a two day workshop for the Judges and General Prosecutors in the Sulaymaniyah province, regarding the trajectory of prosecution of international crimes, and reviewing recent progress within international criminal law frameworks for criminal responsibility. At the outset, the workshop commenced with introduction of the KCIL manual on procedural aspects of the ICC, ICC factsheets, and investigation phases within ICC by Professor. Muhammad rashed. Later, Dr. Muhamad Elwa Baddar delivered a session on the prosecution of international crimes within the Iraqi legal system. Respectively, Dr. Gurgen Peterson introduced the participants with individual criminal responsibility, joint criminal enterprise (JCE). In parallel with the sessions, judge participants and trainers were discussed around the KRI legal challenges to prosecute perpetrators of the international crimes in terms of Iraqi penal codes, constitutional aspects, and court proceedings and predcent judgments of the international crime cases with legal commentary.At the outset of the second day, Dr. Mohammed Aliwa Badr outlined the dimensions of investigating capital crimes, and international crimes within the Iraqi legal system. Afterwards, Dr. Gurgen Petrosian Petrosian delivered a session on Prosecuting crimes against humanity. In the afternoon, Dr. Sanar Taha outlined the aspects considered by the international legal in prosecution of war crimes in parallel with Recent developments in international legal discussions focused on holding war criminals accountable and upholding victims’ rights to justice.