Current Projects
Establishing International Justice at Home
The project responds to a concrete gap in the accountability landscape. While many jurisdictions have adopted relevant legal frameworks, the principal challenges to effective prosecution increasingly arise at the operational level.
E-Procedure: Evidence in Time of Increased Use of Technology and Digitalisation
The International Nuremberg Principles Academy has developed an interdisciplinary project that explores challenges related to the use of digital evidence in international criminal proceedings.
Length of the Proceedings at the International Criminal Court
The Nuremberg Academy conducted a joint research project with the ICLU to analyse the length of the proceedings before the ICC.
The Crime of Aggression
The Nuremberg Academy is involved in multiple activities that seek to strengthen the fight against the crime of aggression.
The Nuremberg Legacy on Hate Speech
The Nuremberg Legacy on Hate Speech Project will undertake an empirical study of what forms of hate speech have been criminalised and prosecuted at both international and domestic levels.
Social Work and International Criminal Law
The project "Refugees as potential witnesses of international crimes" focused on promoting deeper understanding of potential channelling of relevant information for the prosecution of core international crimes.