International Criminal Law ServicesRealising international criminal justice
MISSION
ICLS provides legal and technical training, advice and support in order to ensure accountability for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
Our clients and the beneficiaries of our services include national, regional, hybrid and international courts, judges, prosecutors, defence counsel, court registries, governmental authorities, armed forces, non governmental organisations and businesses.
Publications
Public ICLS publications are available for download here:
International Criminal Law and Practice: Training Materials for: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia
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- International and hybrid criminal courts: an introduction
- Međunarodni, hibridni i nacionalni krivični sudovi koji procesuiraju međunarodna krivična djela
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- Domestic application of international criminal law
- Primjena međunarodnog krivičnog prava u domaćim pravnim sistemima
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- Modes of liability: Commission and participation
- Oblici krivične odgovornosti: Izvršilaštvo i saizvršilaštvo
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Expert Workshop: Giving Effect to the Law on War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity and Genocide in South Africa
International Criminal Law Training Materials for the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (with OSJI)
- Part 1: Contents, Foreword, Abbreviations and Glossary
- Part 2: Introduction, Legal Basis, Jurisdiction, Procedural Guarantees, Amnesties and Pardons, Penalties, Procedure, Evidence, Witness Protection and Civil Parties
- Part 3: Jurisdiction of the ECCC, Approaches to Legal Interpretation, Sources of ICL and Genocide
- Part 4: Crimes Against Humanity
- Part 5: Grave Breaches of the 1949 Geneva Conventions, Destruction of Cultural Property in Breach of the 1954 Hague Convention
- Part 6: Individual Criminal Responsibility, Superior or Command Responsibility and Defences
- Part 7: Annexes
Notes on Rwanda’s Transfer Law
Guide on International Criminal Law for Rwandan Practitioners
The unfinished business of the UN international criminal tribunals of the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and Rwanda (ICTR) - The future role of the EU and its member states
Training for Justice Sector Officials and Stakeholders in Uganda
Sustainable Transition of the Registry and International Donor Support to the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2009
Suggestions for Future Lessons-Learned Studies: the Experience of Other International and Hybrid Criminal Courts of Relevance to the International Criminal Court