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Adina Nistor retweeted
So delighted with, and proud othis one: global.oup.com/academic/prod…
The book I have been working on with Mark Drumbl for the past couple of years is finally out!!! If you are interested in secrets, transitional justice, Communist repression, informing, this one is just for you!:)
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📢 I'm hiring a PhD candidate! 4 years full time @Radboud_Uni @RadboudLaw
⚖️ Topic: International courts and tribunals in an age of community and common interests
📨 Deadline 19 Aug
💬 Spread the word and DM me if you have Qs!
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icc-cpi.int/news/trial-judgm… "On 26 June 2024 at 12:00 [...], Trial Chamber X [...] will deliver its judgment on conviction or acquittal [...] in the case The Prosecutor v. Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag Mahmoud."
Adina Nistor retweeted
Why do people kill? Who are they? What drives them? These are all questions addressed in my book 📚. It is based on 3️⃣0️⃣ years of doing research 🧐 @routledgebooks
@tandfonline. See also our podcast 🎤🎧 on the book. 👇👇👇 open.spotify.com/episode/2ZH…
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I really like this piece by @RubyTurok on the language used in the #Ongwen trial. It's a novel and insightful perspective on the framing devices in international criminal trials. #ICC
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New Podcast Episode Release: Exploring "Cultural Expertise Before Cultural Expertise" in South Africa. Join us as we dive into the captivating world of cultural expertise in South Africa. Joshua Bishay from CULTEXP will host Prof. Christa Rautenbach, shed light on the remarkable tapestry of the South African legal system and the contributions of cultural experts.
🎧 Listen now! podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
#Podcast #CulturalExpertise #SouthAfrica #LegalSystem
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Join us for an enlightening presentation by Livia Holden as she unveils EURO-EXPERT’s outputs. Explore maps, CULTEXP database, teaching modules, policy documents, publications, and the K-EXP toolkit. These resources tackle challenges of expert elitism and cost in the legal process, providing accessible support in a cross-jurisdictional and multilingual environment. Gain insights into capacity building, interdisciplinary collaboration, and problem-solving in cultural expertise. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the future with Livia Holden! #EUROEXPERT #CulturalExpertise #CrossJurisdictional #Multilingual #Accessibleresources #CapacityBuilding #Interdisciplinary #ProblemSolving #LiviaHolden
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Want to learn more about culture, trauma and memory in investigative interviews? Read this article resulting from an @AmsLabLegPsy and @CSEL_UK collaboration! @anneliesvrede @AminaMemon1 allp.nl/culture-trauma-and-m…
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Police and immigration officials often interview individuals from different cultures about potentially traumatising events. In this article, @AminaMemon1, Zoe Given-Wilson and I discuss how trauma, culture and memory may interact. A thread. (1/10) www-tandfonline-com.vu-nl.id…
Congratulations, Dr. @GChlevickaite for the Dissertation Prize of the Praemium Erasmianum Foundation for your dissertation on Insider Witnesses Reliability and Credibility - an empirical legal framework for international criminal justice. Well deserved!
vu.nl/en/news/2023/gabriele-… Tremendously proud of @GChlevickaite. A fantastic achievement, and a genuinely unique contribution to international criminal justice!
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Join us at the end of june for great discussions on climate change and fair transitions for society. Conference info 👇 #conference #climatecrisis #fairness @UUREBO @UniUtrecht uu.nl/en/research/institutio…
Adina Nistor retweeted
Call for submissions on the ICC's Ongwen case! Together with Journal of International Criminal Justice, Luke Moffett and I are putting together a special issue on Ongwen. Including articles, artworks, dialogues. Ugandan contributions especially welcome. academic.oup.com/jicj/pages/…
What a joy to have an entire panel on culture in the courtroom & from such various angles. Was honored to present alongside @juliebirdfraser & judge Victoria McCloud. And indeed to have in the same room (again) 4 authors from the edited volume @SuzanneSchot & @HolaBarbora
Did some shameless self promotion yesterday w these fabulous women of international criminal law at the peace palace. What a joy! @NistorNis @SuzanneSchot @HolaBarbora @PeacePalace #internationallaw #criminallaw #culture
Adina Nistor retweeted
This may be well-intentioned but every $ pledged ONLY for #Ukraine investigations is one invested in the perception that all victims are NOT the same. Stop it. The Russians will use it to raise qs on independence. Fund the #ICC properly and don't earmark $ per situation.
Instead of providing the #ICC with a sustainable amount of yearly funding for its budget, states again have dedicated millions of $ earmarked for 🇺🇦.
There'll be much backslapping. But this is the kind of money that only helps undermine ICC impartiality. apnews.com/article/ukraine-u…
Nadia Volkova (Director, Ukrainian Legal Advisory Group, Kyiv) underlines that while help from abroad sent to Ukraine to investigate crimes is appreciated, these practitioners come with ‘a blueprint’ in mind. And they need to understand the specificity of the situation #IBACrime
Call for papers 'Crime and War in Ukraine: Criminological, Legal and Institutional perspectives'! - for a special issue of the European Journal of Criminology
Abstracts' deadline: 10 April 2023.
Reach out to @GChlevickaite at g.chlevickaite@vu.nl if you have any questions
Adina Nistor retweeted
In general, it is poor ethical practice to send any inexperienced researchers to do this kind of work without training, oversight, and ethics review.
For the 2nd part of the Appeals’ Hearing in the case of Dominic #Ongwen, the AC rejected 10 out of 11 of Defence’s grounds of appeal. The sentence of 25 years has been upheld (1)
(4) In her dissenting opinion, judge Ibáñez Carranza said that # Ongwen’s condition as a victim did not cease when he turned 18 years old. The TC should have considered the violent indoctrination of a defenseless child and how it affected his brain and moral development.
(5) Finally, judge Ibáñez Carranza nevertheless states ‘I am convinced Ongwen should be sentenced for his crimes’ and added that justice should be nevertheless be delivered for both victims and the defendant. #OngwenAppeal