Conclusions of the 35th Meeting of the Network for Investigation and Prosecution of Genocide, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes
- Witness protection and support in core international crimes and universal jurisdiction cases within international and national jurisdictions.
- Challenges encountered in witness protection for core international crimes (pre, post and during trial)
- Necessity to safeguard the safety and security of witnesses and their families
- Managing witness protection, including insiders
- Witness protection in the new Ljubljana – The Hague Convention
- Distress for ISIL accountability efforts due to the approaching closure of UNITAD
- Status update on cases pursued by Ukraine
- Recent legal developments concerning the situation in Israel and Gaza
- Findings of the UN Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Islamic Republic of Iran and CSOs
- Australia’s recent efforts in investigating and prosecuting core international crimes
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