If they commit crimes, they are supposed to be repatriated and tried by their own countries.

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Since January 25th only dangerous ex-convicts are placed on parole, and they only go back to prison if they commit new crimes.

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If they then commit crimes, the host country deports them instantly.

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The three members that abstained objected to a paragraph within the resolution that would not allow the International Criminal Court to punish soldiers in the multinational force who commit crimes if they are from countries that have not ratified the treaty that created the ICC.

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