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