While the introduction on procedural rights for victims before the International Criminal Court is undoubtedly a fundamental change for the two Ad-hoc tribunals for the Former-Yugoslavia and Rwanda, the innovation is characterised by imprecision. In this article we will study victims’ right to participate in procedures. We will first study the procedural right of victims of the situation and then the rights of victims of the case before the courts still contains much uncertainty for victims. The solution for a better integration of victims in the procedures before the ICC would be the codification of victims’ rights.