Publications

Annual Conference 2006: Click for the presentation of Solveig Wollstad, Alejandra Voigt, Patrick Lopez-Terres and background information on the European Arrest Warrant provided by Michael Grotz. These documents were not included in the reader. 

Ho Chio Meng, Prosecutor General of Macao Special Administrative Region, wrote an article about "The promotion of judicial cooperation and combat of cross-border and transnational crimes - practices and development in Macao SAR, click here to read the article. Mr Ho gave a speech on the occasion of the 4th ASEAN-China Prosecutors General, April 2007, please click here for the full text. 

Rik Coolsaet and Teun Van de Voorde, of the Political Science Department of the University of Gent, together published a study 'The evolution of terrorism in 2005'. Please click here to read the study.

Professor Willy Bruggeman of the Institute for International Research on Criminal Policy, Ghent University , attended the International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security. This summit was organised by the Club de Madrid. He presented a document on ‘Global Justice’ in Madrid which you can read if you click here. Professor Bruggeman also wrote an article on the future of Europol, click here to read the article.

George E. Edwards, Professor of Law and Director of the Program in International Human Rights at the Indiana University School of Law at Indianapolis, wrote a report on the ICLN seminar ‘The ICC and the Arab World’. Click here to see the his report.

Guenael Mettraux, International Crimes and the Ad Hoc Tribunals

The contribution of the ad hoc Tribunals to international criminal law and international justice has been manifold, both academically and historically, and they will continue to influence the findings and decisions of many other courts (both domestic and international), and to provoke discussion for many years to Come. This volume provides the first comprehensive analysis of the law of international crimes as applied by the ad hoc tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

Stefan Trechsel, Human Rights in Criminal Proceedings

Interest in human rights has grown enormously over the past fifty years. But while the media focus mainly on dramatic issues such as unlawful killings, torture, disappearances, or free speech violations, institutions charged with the implementation of human rights (as set out in international treaties) spend a great deal of their time dealing with alleged violations that take place during criminal proceedings.And in the future such issues will become even more important as a result of the increasing internationalization of the administration of criminal justice.

Knoops, Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops is a Dutch national who has earned a reputation as one of the leading criminal lawyers in The Netherlands. He is the president both of Knoops & Horrelt International Law in The Hague and of the law firm Knoops & Partners in Amsterdam, which works in conjunction with the Forensic Sciences Expert Centre. ICLN Members recieve a discount of 10% on two selected publications of Mr. Knoops.

The Oxford Journal of International Criminal Justice offers a discount of 20% for ICLN Members on its publications. The Journal's aim is to promote collective reflection on the new problems facing international law, especially in the light of the establishment of the Internaional Criminal Court. It is intended for graduate students, practitioners, academics, government officials, as well as the hundreds of people working for the International Criminal Courts and Tribunals. Publications can be ordered at the website: www.jicj.oupjournals.org.