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The International Criminal Court Forum — Human Rights and International Criminal Law Debates

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1	Cyber evidence question
2	Completion strategy question
3	Superior responsibility question
4	Anniversary question
5	Aggression question
6	Performance question
7	Withdrawal question
8	S***ual and gender-based violence question
9	Outreach question
10	Arrest question
11	Africa question
12	Ma* r* question
13	Reparations question
14	Prevention question
15	Libya question
16	Oversight question
17	Darfur question
18	Gaza jurisdiction question
19	The rome statute
20	Awards for the ıcc forum
21	The ıcc forum named one of the world’s top three justice ınnovations of 2012 by the hague ınst**ute for the ınternationalisation of law (hiil)
22	2013 lecture series
23	Universality lecture
24	Peace lecture
25	Victims lecture
26	Arrest lecture
27	Efficiency lecture
28	Deterrence lecture
29	Security council lecture
30	Politics and ınternational justice lecture
31	The ıcc forum book
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33	A***ociate editors

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1	To what extent can cyber evidence repositories, and digital and open-source evidence, facilitate the work of the otp, and the ıcc more generally?
2	What might be some elements of an ıcc completion strategy for situations under investigation?
3	What does the bemba appeal judgment say about superior responsibility under article 28 of the rome statute?
4	ın the rome statute’s third decade, what key reforms could make the international criminal justice project stronger, more efficient, and more effective?
5	What should be the policy and approach of the office of the prosecutor in conducting investigations and prosecutions with regard to the crime of aggression?
6	The ıcc has established four key goals regarding, broadly, its proceedings, leaders*p, witness security, and victim access. what are the appropriate ways to measure the ıcc’s progress towards those stated goals? how can the performance of the ıcc as a whole be properly a*essed?
7	ın recent weeks, the governments of the republic of burundi, the republic of south africa, and the ıslamic republic of the gambia have announced their intention to withdraw from the ıcc. how will this affect the emerging system of international criminal justice in the short and long term? what steps might be taken to strengthen that project?
8	How can the office of the prosecutor (“otp” or “office”) of the ınternational criminal court (“ıcc” or the “court”) secure better cooperation from those individuals and organisations on the ground responding to s***ual and gender-based violence, in order to facilitate its independent investigations and gain access to reliable evidence necessary to effectively investigate and prosecute such crimes?
9	How can the ıcc and its stakeholders more fully address challenges to outreach and public information, better utilize technology and other methods to enhance understanding of the court’s mandate and activities, and promote support for its work?
10	What more can be done to secure the arrest and surrender of persons subject to arrest warrants issued by the ınternational criminal court?
11	ıs the ınternational criminal court targeting africa inappropriately?
12	Can the ınternational criminal court sustain a conviction for the underlying crime of ma* r* without testimony from victims?
13	What ınternational criminal court reparations regime would be most appropriate for addressing ma*** atrocities and war crimes?
14	What measures should be taken to maximize the crime prevention impact of the ınternational criminal court?
15	Should saif al-ıslam gaddafi be tried by the national transitional council of libya or by the ınternational criminal court?
16	This debate addresses a constutional issue: what is the proper balance between the independence of the ınternational criminal court and the oversight role of the a*embly of states parties regarding the court’s administration under article 112 of the rome statute?
17	What are the obligations of contracting parties to the genocide convention to implement arrest warrants for genocide issued by the ınternational criminal court, and of african union state parties to implement ıcc arrest warrants generally?
18	Does the prosecutor of the ınternational criminal court have the authority to open an investigation into alleged crimes committed in the 2008-2009 gaza conflict?
19	Preamble
20	Special lecture videos & debates
21	ıs universal state partic****tion in the ınternational criminal court system desirable and, if so, how could that be achieved?
22	To what extent can the ınternational criminal court advance peace around the world?
23	A*uming that the ınternational criminal court chooses to retain victim partic**tion in its processes, how can victims’ representation at the ıcc be improved and victims’ rights be protected?
24	What steps can and should the ınternational criminal court take to secure the arrest and surrender of indictees?
25	ın what ways could the ınternational criminal court’s bureaucracy, finances, judicial election process, and relations***p with the states parties be reformed to increase its efficiency as an instrument for international justice?
26	To what extent is the deterrence of ma*** atrocities an attainable goal of the ınternational criminal court?
27	How should the relations***p between the ınternational criminal court and the united nations security council be changed, if at all, to advance international justice?
28	To what extent should the ınternational criminal court’s office of the prosecutor consider or engage in politics to advance international justice?

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6	Professor Jay D. Aronson
7	Enrique Piracés
8	Róisín Á Costello, LL.B., M.A., LL.M.
9	Dia Kayyali
10	Raja Althaibani
11	Yvonne Ng
12	Dr. Alexa Koenig
13	Professor Beth Van Schaack (2)
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17	Pocar (2)
18	Whiting (2)
19	Elizabeth Evenson
20	Alison A. Smith
21	Rebecca J. Hamilton, J.D, MPP
22	Professor Kevin Jon h****er
23	Judge Fausto Pocar (2)
24	Alex Whiting, J.D. (2)
25	Rome Statute (2)
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27	Jackson
28	Newton
29	Poutou
30	Sadat (2)
31	Diane Marie Amann
32	Professor Miles Jackson
33	Professor Michael A. Newton
34	Nadia Carine Fornel Poutou, Esq.
35	Leila Nadya Sadat, J.D., L.L.M, D.E.A., PhD (hon.) (2)
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37	d**er (3)**
38	Dieng
39	Ferstman (2)
40	Jia
41	Schabas (2)
42	Scheffer (3)
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44	Professor Dapo Akande
45	Talita de Souza Dias, DPhil Candidate (Oxon), MJur (Oxon), LLB (UFPE)
46	Richard d**er (4)**
47	Dr. Adama Dieng
48	Carla Ferstman, LL.B, LL.M, DPhil (Oxon.)
49	Bing Bing Jia, DPhil (Oxon.)
50	William A. Schabas OC MRIA
51	Amba*ador David Scheffer (4)**
52	Göran Sluiter, Ph.D.
53	Akande (2)
54	d’Aboville
55	Dinstein
56	Ferencz
57	Ruys
58	Sewall
59	Dapo Akande (2)
60	Benoît d’Aboville
61	Professor Yoram Dinstein
62	Donald M. Ferencz
63	Tom Ruys, Ph.D., LL.M.
64	Sarah Sewall, D. Phil.
65	Dancy
66	Krcmaric
67	McIntyre
68	Shany
69	Stahn
70	Geoff Dancy, Ph.D.
71	Daniel Krcmaric, Ph.D.
72	Gabrielle Louise McIntyre
73	Professor Yuval Shany
74	Carsten Stahn, Ph.D., LL.M.
75	Ba*iouni (3)**
76	Clarke (2)
77	M. Cherif Ba*iouni (4)**
78	Kamari Maxine Clarke, Ph.D., M.S.L.
79	Apple
80	De Vos
81	SáCouto
82	Seelinger
83	Betsy Apple, J.D.
84	Christian De Vos, J.D., Ph.D.
85	Susana SáCouto, J.D., MALD
86	Kim Thuy Seelinger, J.D.
87	Cole
88	Ramirez
89	Vinck
90	C. Werby
91	O. Werby
92	Professor Alison Cole
93	Phuong N. Pham, Ph.D.
94	Francisco O. Ramirez, Ph.D.
95	Patrick Vinck, Ph.D.
96	Christopher Werby, J.D.
97	Olga Werby, Ed.D.
98	Banteka
99	Parker
100	Ryngaert
101	Nadia Banteka, LL.M.
102	Tom Parker
103	Professor Cedric Ryngaert
104	deGuzman
105	Taku
106	Tejan-Cole
107	Dougla*** Hansen
108	Kamari Maxine Clarke, Ph.D.
109	Margaret M. deGuzman
110	Chief Charles Achaleke Taku
111	Abdul Tejan-Cole
112	Askin
113	de Brouwer
114	Hagan
115	MacKinnon
116	Wedgwood
117	Kelly Dawn Askin, J.D., Ph.D.
118	Anne-Marie de Brouwer, Ph.D., LL.M.
119	John Hagan, Ph.D.
120	Catharine A. MacKinnon, J.D., Ph.D.
121	Ruth Wedgwood, J.D.
122	Levmore
123	Mégret
124	Posner
125	Carla Ferstman, B.A., LL.B., LL.M.
126	Saul Levmore, J.D., Ph.D.
127	Frédéric Mégret, LlB, DEA, Dipl. IEP, Ph.D.
128	Eric A. Posner
129	Anderson
130	Broude
131	Burke-White
132	Goldstone
133	Kenneth Anderson
134	Dr. Tomer Broude
135	William W. Burke-White, J.D., Ph.D.
136	Richard J. Goldstone
137	Alvarez
138	Cowdery
139	du Plessis
140	Khan
141	van der Wilt
142	José E. Alvarez
143	Nicholas Richard Cowdery AM QC BA LLB
144	Max du Plessis
145	Christopher Gevers
146	Akbar Khan, LLB (Hons), LLM, Barrister-at-Law
147	Harmen van der Wilt, PhD
148	Genocide Convention
149	Gaeta
150	Mutua
151	Paola Gaeta, Ph.D.
152	Makau W. Mutua
153	William A. Schabas, LLD, OC, MRIA
154	Göran Sluiter, Ph.D.
155	Fletcher
156	Glasius
157	Kearney
158	Quigley
159	Ronen
160	Professor George P. Fletcher
161	Dr. Marlies Glasius
162	Dr. Michael Kearney
163	John Quigley, M.A., LL.B.
164	Yaël Ronen
165	Helen Stacy
166	William R. Pace
167	Carla Ferstman, B.A., LL.B, LL.M.
168	James D. Fearon, Ph.D.
169	Professor Richard H. Steinberg
170	Human Rights & International Criminal Law Online Forum
171	Forum

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