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Every year, the Canadian Partnership for International Justice (CPIJ) sets up and funds the attendance of a delegation of students, headed by academics and practitioners from academic institutions and NGOs, who attend the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) to the International Criminal Court (ICC). This annuel event takes place in December in The Hague (Netherlands) or in New York (USA).

The ICC ASP is one of the most important events in the field of international justice. Representatives of states that have ratified or acceded to the Rome Statute gather to take crucial decisions on the issues the Court is currently facing. Many ICC senior officials are also attending, and many side-events are organized by civil society organizations to stimulate the discussions and strive to find solutions to outstanding issues that hamper the project envisioned in the Rome Statute.

This symposium gathers the blogposts written by CPIJ delegates in the context of the ASP, which are published on various platforms including IntLawGrrls, Quid Justitiae, Justice in Conflict, Blogue d’Avocats sans frontières Canada and the PKI Global Justice Journal.

Good reading!

2019

La Cour pénale internationale sous le microscope : un voyage dans le temps – partie II

Olivier Lacombe – Quid Justiticae

10 août 2020

La situation palestinienne devant la Cour pénale internationale : entre jeux politiques et persistance des violations du droit international. (Partie 2 de 2)

Ismehen Melouka – Quid Justitiae

23 juillet 2020

La situation palestinienne devant la Cour pénale internationale : entre jeux politiques et persistance des violations du droit international (Partie 1 de 2)

Ismehen Melouka – Quid Justitiae

20 juillet 2020

La Cour pénale internationale sous le microscope : une série en trois temps sur l’Examen de la Cour

Olivier Lacombe – Quid Justiticae

15 juin 2020

Report on “It’s about time: Revisiting the timing and duration of decision- making at the International Criminal Court”

Ismehen Melouka – PKI Global Justice Journal

2020, May 27

The Value of a Harm-Based, Victim Centered Approach to Reparative Justice

Ismehen Melouka – Quid Justitiae

2020, May 25

How the 2020 Guinean Elections Might Impact Justice for the 28 September 2009 Massacre (Part 2)

Morgane Greco – IntLawGrrls

2020, May 14

How the 2020 Guinean Elections Might Impact Justice for the 28 September 2009 Massacre (Part 1)

Morgane Greco – IntLawGrrls

2020, May 13

Conflict-related sexual violence: consequences and needs of female victims (part 2)

Morgane Greco – IntLawGrrls

2020, April 14

Conflict-related sexual violence: consequences and needs of female victims (part 1)

Morgane Greco – IntLawGrrls

2020, April 13

Conflict-related sexual violence: what are we talking about? (Part 2)

Morgane Greco – IntLawGrrls

2020, April 7

Conflict-related sexual violence: what are we talking about? (Part 1)

Morgane Greco – IntLawGrrls

2020, April 6

La Cour pénale internationale place-t-elle vraiment les victimes au centre de la justice? Réflexions sur le droit d’appel des victimes dans le contexte de la situation en Afghanistan.

Carmen Montero Ferrer – Quid Justitiae

24 mars 2020

Inching Towards Investigation? Seeking ICC Justice and Complementarity in Ukraine

Ania Kwadrans – Justice in Conflict

February 25, 2020

Approaching a Convention on International Cooperation in the Investigation and Prosecution of the Crimes of Genocide, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes

Ania Kwadrans – PKI Global Justice Journal

2020, January 2020

ICC Assembly of States Parties Symposium – The ICC: A potential avenue for accountability for ecocide?

Ania Kwadrans – IntLawGrrls

December 2, 2019

L’examen de la Cour pénale internationale : le chant des sirènes de la gouvernance

Olivier Lacombe – Quid Justitiae

6 décembre 2019

2018

Preliminary Examinations and the ICC: What hope for the Rohingya? (Part 3 of 3)

Catherine Savard – IntLawGrrls

6 January 2019

Bamako à La Haye: 2 ans plus tard

Marie-Laure Tapp – Blogue d’Avocats sans frontières Canada

24 December 2018

Preliminary Examinations and the ICC: What hope for the Rohingya? (Part 2 of 3)

Catherine Savard – IntLawGrrls

17 December 2018

Les examens préliminaires et la complémentarité positive : la poursuite nationale des crimes commis le 28 septembre 2009 en Guinée

Moussa Bienvenu Haba – Quid Justitiae

18 December 2018

Preliminary Examinations 2018: Report of the Office of the Prosecutor

Ariel Wheway – Quid Justitiae

16 December 2018

Guerre contre la drogue : un espoir de justice pour le Mexique

Marie Prigent – Quid Justitiae

16 December 2018

‘Last resort:’ A final course of action, used only when all else has failed (Oxford Dictionary).

Sarah Nimigan – IntLawGrrls

14 December 2018

Preliminary Examinations and the ICC: What hope for the Rohingya? (Part 1 of 3)

Catherine Savard – IntLawGrrls

12 December 2018

Impunité et droits des victimes : Les défis principaux de la Juridiction spéciale pour la paix en Colombie

Marie Prigent – IntLawGrrls

12 December 2018

Les États non Parties défendent jalousement leur souveraineté à l’Assemblée des États Parties au Statut de Rome de la Cour pénale internationale

Gabriel Boisvert – Quid Justitiae

12 December 2018

Calling it what it is: It is time to define “sexual violence”

Melisa Handl – IntLawGrrls

10 December 2018

We have come a long way, but we still have a long way to go: The Struggle for the Recognition of Gender-Based Crimes

Melisa Handl – IntLawGrrls

10 December 2018

La justice ghanéenne, une solution idoine pour les victimes de Yahya Jammeh

Moussa Bienvenu Haba – Quid Justitiae

10 December 2018

El Rol de América Latina ante la Corte Penal Internacional: Necesitamos más liderazgo, más castellano y más conversación sobre igualdad de género

Melisa Handl – Quid Justitiae

9 December 2018

Carrots, Sticks, and the ICC: Prospects for Cooperation? Part 2

Sarah Nimigan – IntLawGrrls

9 December 2018

Carrots, Sticks, and the ICC: Prospects for Cooperation? Part 1

Sarah Nimigan – IntLawGrrls

9 December 2018

Quel sort l’Assemblée des États Parties au Statut de Rome de la Cour pénale internationale réserve-t-elle aux États non Parties ?

Gabriel Boisvert – Quid Justitiae

9 December 2018

Visibilizando la Violencia Sexual: Después de Bemba

Melisa Handl – Quid Justitiae

7 December 2018

Syria and Domestic Prosecutions: Upholding hope, one case at a time (Part 2 of 2)

Marie-Laure Tapp – IntLawGrrls

7 December 2018

Syria and Domestic Prosecutions: Upholding hope, one case at a time (Part 1 of 2)

Marie-Laure Tapp – IntLawGrrls

7 December 2018

17e Assemblée des États Parties : La complémentarité entre la CPI et les juridictions nationales au centre des préoccupations

Marie Prigent – Quid Justitiae

7 December 2018

The Crime of Aggression: Still a live issue

Ariel Wheway – IntLawGrrls

6 December 2018

L’affaire Bemba : quelles implications futures pour les victimes de violences sexuelles basées sur le genre ?

Marilynn Rubayika – IntLawGrrls

5 December 2018

The Crime of Aggression: 1 Year Later

Ariel Wheway – IntLawGrrls

5 December 2018

International Crimes: Keeping the “national” strong

Marie-Laure Tapp – Quid Justitiae

5 December 2018

Gambie, après la tempête le beau temps ? La quête de justice pour les victimes du régime de Yahya Jammeh

Moussa Bienvenu Haba – Quid Justitiae

4 December 2018

Politicization: A limiting factor for the ICC

Sarah Nimigan – Quid Justitiae

4 December 2018