International Criminal Law has come a long way since the Nuremberg trials and the entry into force of the Rome statute almost twenty years ago. In parallel of the prosecution of high-level cases, a plethora of accountability mechanisms continue to thrive. However, after the rapid development of international criminal justice in the late 20th and early 21st century, recent years seem to indicate a system in crisis, notably with the war in Syria and other conflicts, as well as the US sanctions against the ICC Prosecutor and senior staff.
During this webinar, Mark A. Drumbl, Professor of Law and Director of the Transnational Law Institute at the Washington and Lee University, together with Olga Kavran, Founding Director of IUSTICOM, Fellow at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, former Spokesperson for the Prosecutor of the ICTY and Head of Outreach and Legacy at STL, will give participants an insightful analysis of the so-called “crisis” associated with the conception of international criminal justice today.
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