On 10 July 2025, the Nuremberg Academy had the pleasure of welcoming a group of students from the academic programme “Derecho a la paz, seguridad internacional y lucha contra la impunidad: Desafíos actuales para los Derechos Humanos”, offered by the Berg Institute. Deputy Director Dr Viviane Dittrich gave opening remarks in Spanish, highlighting the relevancy of the Nuremberg trials and Nuremberg…
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Professor Kathryn Sikkink, Ryan Family Professor of Human Rights Policy at Harvard Kennedy School and FAU honorary doctor, delivered a public evening lecture in English entitled "Is the Justice Cascade Over? Accountability in an Era of Impunity" in cooperation with the Research Center for Human Rights Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU CHREN) at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). The…
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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.
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The Nuremberg Academy launched its Guiding Principles and Recommendations which seek to enhance the potential for effective cooperation between international and national justice mechanisms on the one hand, and civil society actors (CSAs) on the other in the prosecution of conflict-related sexual violence.
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From 17 until 20 June 2025, Jolana Makraiová, Senior Officer for Interdisciplinary Research, attended the No Hate Speech Week in Strasbourg representing the International Nuremberg Principles Academy. The event was organised by the Anti-discrimination Department of the Council of Europe in the framework of an EU-CoE joint project and supported by the Maltese Presidency of the Council of Europe.…
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On 17 June 2025, Project Officer Dr Pauline Martini participated in the “Expert Consultation and Project Launch: Guidelines on the Documentation and Investigation of Environmental International Crimes” in Geneva, Switzerland.
This initiative, led by the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Trial International, Source International, JusticeRapidResponse and Physicians for Human Rights,…
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From 2016 to 2020, the International Nuremberg Principles Academy and the Grotius Centre examined how crisis countries can investigate and prosecute core international crimes under the Rome Statute. The project focused on complementarity and resulted in a published methodology to enhance accountability and promote justice.
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The project "Refugees as potential witnesses of international crimes" focused on promoting deeper understanding of potential bridging and channeling of relevant information for the prosecution of core international crimes.
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Collaborative Nuremberg Academy feasibility study to determine whether benchmarks for international criminal justice could be established and, if so, to assess the practicability of such benchmarks.
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