After adopting the Rome Statute (Statute of the International Criminal Court) in 1998 as well as the issue of victims and their reparations, Article (75) of the Statute which refers to the reparation issue needs to be more specific and clear, especially regarding the basis and extent of the reparation. In addition, the Statute referred to the creation of the Trust Fund, however, its operational and financing mechanisms are deformed by many challenges due to the very difficult labor the court faced while adopting the Statute. Perhaps the main issue arising is: What is the mechanism of the reparation before the International Criminal Court, while several other issues also arise from this: - Who are the victims (those who are harmed) of international crimes? - What is the legal basis for filing a lawsuit and providing compensation for the victims of international crimes? - What is the role of the Trust Fund towards the victims based on Article 79 of the Rome Statute? All these issues are to be addressed in the following research..