PILPG's Lecture Series on Transitional Justice for Civil Society - Ukraine
Judicial processes
This section introduces the different aspects of judicial processes. In particular, it provides an overview of the different international courts and tribunals, including the different types of tribunals. It also gives an insight into the jurisdictional aspects of prosecuting a crime, specifically focusing on the universal jurisdiction, and introduces to the International Criminal Court and the importance of gender equality at international tribunals.
A Q&A session on this section was held on 6 October, 2021, with Professor Nikhil Narayan and Professor Milena Sterio. A recording of the session is available in this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/YhJ2tg2A4g4RLekhBXXoicM3j7THYSOl7sHkXk5qb1t_pwAiddtwFAwVfoUbgJ7P.qtZ8Ye2mQfoa9V-m
International courts and tribunals
This video reviews the different international courts and tribunals, their history, and their mandates.
Domestic Courts
The video reviews the benefits and importance of domestic courts by laying out the advantages of holding the trials locally.
Ad hoc tribunals
This video reviews ad hoc tribunals, their challenges, and the legacy that previous ad hoc tribunals have left.
Hybrid tribunals
Thi video provides an overview of hybrid tribunals, what they are, and what may be the benefits of them.
International Criminal Court
This video provides an overview of the International Criminal Court, its mandate, structure, main principles, and operations, as well as the Rome Statute.
Universal jurisdiction
This video reviews the different bases of jurisdiction for courts and describes universal jurisdiction in detail.
Women in international courts
This video reviews the importance of women's representation in international courts.