148 Instituto Español de Estudios Estratégicos (IEEE) Núm. 3 / 2014 The responsibility to protect is born as a concept, an idea-force of contemporary society against the proliferation of new conflicts and new threats that transcend borders and are characterized by massive human rights violations. A key to implement the responsibility to protect is that states adopt national laws against war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity, in order to avoid judicial or criminal impunity, because when these rules do not exist courts can not punish the guilty for such crimes Responsibility to protect, Chapter VII, Crimes against the international community
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