Joint investigation teams

Guidelines on Joint Investigation Teams Involving Third Countries Read the Guidelines This checklist covers all issues practitioners need to consider when setting up a JIT with a third country. The checklist addresses all relevant issues for consideration from the set-up phase to the operational and...

Using observations collected by the Genocide Network Secretariat from Genocide Network Member and Observer States, this report engages in a stocktaking exercise. Looking back at recommendations listed in the 2014 Strategy of the Genocide Network to combat impunity for genocide, crimes against...

This report is the third JIT evaluation report published by the JITs Network since 2014. It includes two Chapters: Chapter 1 provides a non-exhaustive overview of findings from 99 evaluation forms completed by JIT practitioners between November 2017 and November 2019. Chapter 2 specifically...

The objective of this Practical Guide is to provide information, guidance and advice to practitioners on the setting up and operation of joint investigation teams (JITs). The first version of the Guide was published in March 2017, based on the practical experience acquired until then. This version...

The JITs Practical Guide is one of the most important resources for JIT practitioners, providing information, guidance and advice on the setting up and operation of joint investigation teams (JITs). The Guide was developed by the EU Network of National Experts on Joint Investigation Teams (JITs...

These editable Word templates were created based on the consolidated text of the model agreement on the establishment of a Joint Investigation Team, following the approval of the Council Resolution of 22 December 2021 on a revised Appendix I (OJ C 44, 28.

Consolidated text of the model agreement on the establishment of a Joint Investigation Team, following the approval of the Council Resolution of 22 December 2021 on a revised Appendix I (OJ C 44, 28.1.2022, p. 1.) 2022/C 44/02