CICJ’s Gabriele Chlevickaite is looking for a student assistant for her research project on insider witness’ assessments at the international criminal courts and tribunals. The project aims to empirically assess how international judges evaluate credibility and reliability of insider witnesses. At this stage of the research, Gabriele is starting an in-depth reading and coding of all…
On 12 June, CICJ and NSCR organised an Expert Meeting entitled ‘Punishing International Crimes in Domestic Courts: Sentencing, Incarceration and Reintegration’. Here you can find a report of this seminar. By Adina-Loredana Nistor. Previously published in the December 2017 issue of the Newsletter Criminology and International Crimes. “Time is the longest distance between two places.”…
The CICJ is happy to announce that Jenny Domino and Abraham Joseph have been selected as the two Global Diversity Fellows for the early summer of 2018. About fifteen applications from promising young scholars and professionals from all across the globe were received. Given the high number of suitable candidates, we are happy that we will be…
CICJ wil select two early career researchers in the field of international criminal justice from developing countries for a one-month Global Diversity Fellowship somewhere in the period May-June 2018. CICJ Global Diversity Fellowship To develop a truly global international criminal justice framework, it is imperative that talented young scholars from developing and/or (post-)conflict countries have access to scholars at well-established universities and research…
The Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Science has selected Barbora Hola as one of the ten new members. The members are all exceptional researchers with a broad interest in scientific endeavour and science communication. Membership is for a five-year period. The new members will be officially installed on 26 March…