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Feminist Judgements and the International Criminal Court

 
Panel Discussion On 13 October 2025, the Nuremberg Academy in cooperation with the Centre for Human Rights Erlangen-Nürnberg (CHREN) and the Australian Human Rights Institute (University of New South Wales) will co-organise a panel discussion titled " Feminist Judgements and the International Criminal Court". The discussion will examine the connections between gender, race, nationality,… Learn more  
Public Discourse

Nuremberg Forum 2025

 
Strengthening International Criminal Law: 80 Years since Nuremberg Eight decades after the beginning of the Nuremberg trial, multilateralism, international law and relevant international and regional human rights frameworks are facing renewed contestation and tremendous pushback. This volatile global reality is also witnessing a surge in the commission of international crimes, asymmetrical and… Learn more  
Public Discourse

Conference on Criminalising Genocide Denial in Sarajevo

 
From 24 - 25 September 2025, the Nuremberg Academy in cooperation with the Office of the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina will organise a conference in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina focussing on the criminilisation of genocide denial. The conference entitled “Criminalising Genocide Denial: Law, Accountability and Prevention” is further supported by the German Foundation… Learn more  
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What is the value of international law today?

 
Political changes and new wars pose major challenges to the fight against impunity worldwide. What can international law and international courts still achieve today? Find out more in a discussion with Prof. Dr Christoph Safferling and Prof. Dr Julia Geneuss. For more information, please visit the website of the city of Nuremberg.  Learn more  
Capacity Strengthening

Training on Investigative Techniques

 
The International Nuremberg Principles Academy will host the Institute for International Criminal Investigations for the “Investigative Interview Skills Course” from 8-13 September 2025 at the Palace of Justice.  This 5-day course consists of a blend of theory and role-play exercises, both as a participant and observer. It includes cognitive interviewing through the PEACE model and… Learn more  
Capacity Strengthening

Résidences Adamas 2025

 
S’inspirant des résidences d’artistes, les résidences Adamas – résidences européennes de recherche en droit – ont pour objectif d’explorer les enjeux contemporains du droit en créant des espaces de rencontre et de discussion entre juristes, artistes et chercheur.euse.s. Les résidences Adamas offrent à des juristes issu.e.s de différentes disciplines du droit un séjour de recherche dans un lieu… Learn more  
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Academy Director met Federal Minister of Justice Stefanie Hubig

 
During an in-depth exchange on 22 August 2025 in Berlin at the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection, the discussions focused on the Academy’s work and the continued importance of international criminal law, particularly in light of the challenges currently faced by the International Criminal Court. The conversation also emphasised the need to preserve the memory of the crimes… Learn more  
Capacity Strengthening

Capacity Strengthening Worldwide

 
The Nuremberg Academy´s tailored and needs-based capacity strengthening programmes empower individuals and institutions confronting core international crimes and are conducted worldwide. Learn more  
Research

The Crime of Aggression

 
The Nuremberg Academy is involved in multiple activities that seek to strengthen the fight against the crime of aggression. Learn more  
Public Discourse

The Nuremberg Academy contextualises the ICC arrest warrants against Taliban leaders in Afghanistan

 
19 August 2025, by Dr Pablo Gavira Díaz and Dr Pauline Martini On 8 July 2025, Pre-Trial Chamber II of the International Criminal Court (ICC or Court) issued arrest warrants for Mr Haibatullah Akhundzada, Supreme Leader of the Taliban, and Mr Abdul Hakim Haqqani, Chief Justice of the Taliban, in the context of its investigation into the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. The purpose of this brief… Learn more  
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