Unfortunately, the conference had to be postponed and will prospectively take place in autumn 2020. We will keep you up to date. 

This conference will analyse how national law can contribute to the enforcement of international criminal law within the framework of its potential universality, subsidiarity and complementarity. Is national law able to compensate for deficits at the international level – in particular, the lack of judicial clarification and the inadequate number of proceedings – and thus to contribute to the protection of world peace as well as fundamental and human rights?

The conference will provide a forum for leading international experts and practitioners to critically discuss the current challenges and difficulties of international criminal law.
Please find the agenda attached and online.

Participation is free of charge. In order to register, please visit the conference webpage.

Please note that the event will be held in English.

Space is limited and participants will be registered on a first-come, first-served basis.