Welcome to the website of the International Criminal Law Network!
For the advancement of international criminal law, professional and social interaction on a worldwide level between academics, policymakers and legal professionals is essential. For this reason the International Criminal Law Network (ICLN) was founded in 2002 by Science Alliance with the support of the Dutch Ministries of Defence and Foreign Affairs and the Municipality of The Hague. ICLN has the mission to organise professional and social interaction on a worldwide level between academics, policymakers and legal professionals in the area of international criminal law. In order to realise this goal, ICLN organises successful activities on a wide scale, such as an Annual Conference, several lectures per year, the ICC Trial Competition and regional training workshops. Thousands of people from all over the world have visited the events of ICLN. Please take a look at our website to learn more about our activities and future events. Marjolein Kurver Manager ICLN
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Last Updated ( Monday, 22 June 2009 )
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15-19 February 2010 - The Hague, World Forum After the successful editions of former years, the ICC Trial Competition will take place on 15-19 February 2010. The registration for the moot court, based on a hypothetical case before the ICC will open on July 1st 2009, and will close on 20 September 2009. For more information please contact the secretariat, or check www. icc-trialcompetition.org . |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 22 June 2009 )
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10 December 2009 - The Hague, World Forum “New International Instruments in Fighting Piracy: Legal, Military and Policy Perspectives’ This is a discourse focusing on establishing durable and effective solutions to the problem of piracy. In order to obtain this objective, the conference will address issues such as the root causes of piracy in order to find long-lasting solutions, the improvement of security for shipping personnel, the difficulties in handling piracy from a national standpoint, the possibilities and limits of military initiatives and the negative effects of piracy on international trade and insurance services. Altogether, the broader message of the conference is that piracy affects a wide range of parties and that therefore a multidisciplinary approach is necessary. |
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23 June 2009 - The Hague, The Hague Lobby, Spui 70, 17.00-19.00h On 11 March 2009, the new President of International Criminal Court was elected for a term of three years. We are proud to announce the presence of our guest of honour, Judge Sang-Hyun Song. Judge Song will talk to ICLN about his new function as President of the ICC. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 June 2009 )
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25 March 2009 Spring Lecture The Hague, Wladimiroff and Waling law firm
‘Investing in Fighting White-Collar Crime’
The Spring Lecture took place in the Wladimiroff & Waling law firm on March 25th. Mr. Carlo van Heuckelom from Europol and Professor Wim Huisman from Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam presented on the matter of “Investing in Fighting White-Collar Crime”. The lecture gathered about forty of our members interested in the issue of prosecuting and punishing white-collar crime. After some time for discussion, the lecture was crowned with a reception. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 May 2009 )
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