Call for papers: 2012 Hague Conference - The Lubanga Trial - Lessons Learnt

Call for Papers

The International Criminal Court Student Network (ICCSN) invites submissions for its 2012 Hague Conference: The Lubanga Trial - Lessons Learned.

This conference offers undergraduate, graduate and law students, and early professionals/academics (generally within five years of terminal degree) studying or working in the field of International Criminal Law an opportunity to both present and discuss their research.

Submissions should be focused on elements of the Lubanga trial OR The International Criminal Court (a small number of general ICC related papers will be accepted), Possible paper topics include, but are not limited to:

Child soldiers in International Law
Victim Participation at the ICC
The Duty to Disclose
The Philosophical Dimensions of International Criminal Law & Global Justice
The Role of Civil Society
The Role of the United Nations
Interpreting the Rome Statute & The Elements of Crimes

Submissions should be focused on the Lubanga Trial or the International Criminal Court. Invited speakers will be asked to prepare comments or a paper. A number of papers will be selected for publication in the ICCSN's journal, Issues in International Criminal Justice.

Send an abstract (400 words max) by January 23, 2012 to [email protected]

For full details, visit the conference website at: http://www.iccsn.com/lubanga

pdf: http://www.iccsn.com/Lubanga/

Organisation:

International Criminal Court Student Network

Web:

http://www.iccsn.com/Lubanga/flyer.pdf

Link :

http://www.iccsn.com/Lubanga/

Countries

Congo, Democratic Republic of the

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