On 3 December, the European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS) together with Enactus and CICJ, organised a seminar on Terrorism in South Asia. Speakers included Dr. Paul Stott, Dr. Dorothée Vandamme, Ms. Danielle DePaulis and Mr. Junaid Qureshi. Speakers analysed and presented research on the developments and the future of terrorism, specifically in the…
On 29 November, a group of thirty students from the American University in Nairobi, Kenya, visited CICJ. The students met with master students from the International Crimes, Conflict and Criminology program, and together listened to guest lectures by professor Simeon Sungi about the ICC and the situation of Kenya, and by Joris van Wijk on…
Ten students from the master programme on International Crimes, Conflict and Criminology will participate in CICJ Research Lab to assist in academic research that is carried out at CICJ. They are Suzanne Groen, Janek Gulbis, Helena Kreiensiek, Hajer M’tiri, Matthias Mohrs, Hossein Mojtahedi, Caroline Opperman, Malte Stedtnitz, Maaike van de Vorst and Luna Yperman. These students will assist in three…
By Jenny Domino – I am very happy for being this year’s CICJ Global Diversity Fellow. This experience was special to me in many respects. The first is the most straightforward. I began my fellowship in the middle of revising an academic paper that I have been intending to submit for publication. The paper was…
The sixth edition of the CICJ summer school on International Criminal Justice will take place from 8 to 19 July 2019. The Summer School on International Criminal Justice aims to create a better understanding of the complex nature of international crimes, its perpetrators and the reaction by the international community. By taking an interdisciplinary approach, you examine the juridical and empirical…