Publications, documents and pictures. Knowledge-transfer, legal empowerment and capacity development. Jonas Gahr Støre, then Foreign Minister of Norway, with the CMN Director, Ilia Utmelidze, first ICC Review Conference, 2010. CMN Senior Adviser Mark Harmon on mission for the Network. CMN Folder Third Edition 03. CMN Depliant Troisieme Edition 03. Concise policy briefs on policy challenges in international law.

Forum for International Criminal and Humanitarian Law. CILRAP Conversations on World Order. The FICHL conducts expert seminars and meetings on carefully selected topics in international criminal law, international humanitarian law, transitional justice and international law more widely. The seminars take place in different locations around the world, also in materially less resourceful countries. The FICHL promotes communitarian scholarship around the ideas and .

Law of the Future Series. The Forum acts independently of states, international organizations, state and private universities and research institutes, donors, NGOs and other actors. The orientation and scope of its activities are global and not limited to any country or region. Although the primary language of Forum activities is English, its perspective is by no means limited to the Anglosphere.

Kulturlivet vil, men får ikke mangfold til. To publikummere i rullestol ble utestengt fra hovedpublikumsområdet, og mente seg diskriminert av festivalen.

The Project on the United Nations War Crimes Commission of 1943 1948. The United Nations War Crimes Commission research project. The United Nations War Crimes Commission Project. Is an ongoing initiative run by the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy. At SOAS, University of London. This work is part of the broader project on UN History for the Future being conducted in conjunction with the Ralph Bunche Centre for International Studies at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.