Genocide Prosecution Network
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03 May 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
Second hybrid meeting (in person and via videoconference) Exchanges on the notion and use of structural investigations in core international crimes cases and lessons learned from the Koblenz trial Presentation of the advantages and value of structural investigations for core international crime...
03 May 2022|NEWS
Conclusions of the 31st Genocide Network meeting, 6-7 April 2022 Published: May 2021 Read the report The 31st plenary meeting of the Genocide Network, convened by the French Presidency, took take place on 6 and 7 April 2022 in a hybrid format. The notion and use of structural investigations in...
21 January 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
This document is an addendum to the report ‘ Prosecution of sanctions (restrictive measures) violations in national jurisdictions: A comparative analysis’ published by the Secretariat of the Genocide Network in December 2021. The addendum reviews the main findings of the decision issued by the Court...
13 January 2022|PRESS RELEASE
The Higher Regional Court of Koblenz in Germany sentenced a former Syrian high-ranking official today to life imprisonment for his involvement in crimes against humanity. A German-French joint investigation team (JIT), which was set up with support of Eurojust and the Genocide Network, made a...
07 January 2022|PRESS RELEASE
The judicial authorities in Sweden and France have set up a joint investigation team (JIT) to support proceedings involving core international crimes committed by foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) against the Yezidi population in Syria and Iraq. Eurojust has supported the setting up of the JIT...
03 January 2022
03 January 2022
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30 November 2021|AVAILABLE IN 24 LANGUAGES
Sanctions, embargo, or restrictive measures, are political trade restrictions imposed by the United Nations or the European Union. They target governments, organised military or paramilitary groups, commercial entities and individuals whose behaviour contravenes international law and present...