Previous Activities

The Interactions Between Mass Claims Processes and Cases in Domestic Courts - Workshop II, Univeristy of Amsterdam, 18 June 2010. See Program.

The joint role of international and national courts in prosecuting serious crimes and providing reparations:  the African experience,  a seminar organized by DOMAC, REDRESS and Denmark, co-sponsored by South-Africa, ICC Review Conference, Kampala, 4 June 2010.  See Program.

DOMAC Panel at the Resumed eight session of the Assembly of States Parties of the International Criminal Court,  United Nations New York,   23 March 2010. See Program.

Roundtable on the Impact of International Criminal Courts on Domestic Proceedings, Belgrade 19-20 November 2009

The seminar is designed to present and discuss the initial findings of the DOMAC project on the impact of international criminal courts on domestic criminal proceedings in the Balkans and on ways to increase cooperation between the two sets of institutions.  See Program.

The Impact of International Justice: lessons from the Balkans, Sierra Leone and their relevance for the case of Colombia,   Conversatorio, Universidad de los Andes, 4 November 2009.   See Program.

Prosecuting Serious International Crimes:  The Joint Role of National and International Courts, Reykjavik University,  16 May 2009.  See Program.

The Impact of International Criminal Proceedings on National Prosecutions in Mass Atrocity Cases, A Panel Co-sponsored by the International Criminal Law Interest Group and DOMAC, ASIL 103rd Annual Meeting, International Law as Law, Washingon DC, 27 March 2009.  See Program.

The Genocide Convention at 60:  Theory and Practice,  The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,  7 January 2009.  See Program.

Anthropology and Human Rights: Investigation, exhumation and analysis of evidence in the context of political/ethnic violence,   University College London, 27 November 2008.  See Program. 

Reparation Workshop I.  The Interaction between Mass Claims Proccesses and Cases in Domestic Courts,  Amsterdam Center for International Law, 4 December 2008.   See Program, and Report.