Conclusions of the 38th Meeting of the Network for Investigation and Prosecution of Genocide, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes

Study visit of West African practitioners supported by the National Authorities Against Impunity project
Advantages of open source intelligence (OSINT) use in combination with other sources of evidence in core international crimes investigations
Recent case examples from the Netherlands involving open source investigations and their assessment by national courts
Insights from the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC on use of advanced technologies for information management
Capabilities of Earth Observation data in the investigation of core international crime
Insights from the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine on the integration of new technologies to investigate an ongoing armed conflict
Demonstration on the use of digital visualisation tools in Norway concerning a Rwanda case
Presentation of spatial analysis led by Forensic Architecture on Israeli military’s conduct in Gaza
Introduction of updated commentary of the Fourth Geneva Convention by the International Committee of the Red Cross
Updates from Genocide Prosecution Network Secretariat and National Authorities Against Impunity project
Updates from civil society organisations