ICLN Annual Conference 2003

 

- The Complementarity Regime of the International Criminal Court -

 

Registration is possible for separate sessions

 

"Complementarity is the cornerstone of the system created by the Rome Statute. Complementarity gives States the primary responsibility for prosecuting international crimes. The ICC will only intervene when states are unwilling or unable genuinely to investigate or prosecute. For complementarity to function it is imperative that States introduce legislation prohibiting genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes". 

Phillipe Kirsch, President of the ICC, quoted in the conference brochure. 

 

Brochure:

To download the conference brochure please click here

 

  
 
The ICLN Annual Conference 2003 discussed the Principle of Complementarity and its main consequences and deriving challenges. Please use this page to navigate the conference information  

 discounts available

for nationals from the Least Developed Countries

  

For more information please choose one of the following:

  • To view to full conference program online, click here.
  • To download the conference brochure in full, click here.
  • If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us by email or telephone: +31-70-3626579.