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L-R: Dr Will Lowe (University of Mannheim), Professor Olympia Bekou (University of Nottingham), Ms Emilie Hunter (Deputy Director, Case Matrix Network) and Dr Annika Jones (University of Exeter).
Annika Jones participates in workshop at University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC)
Last week, Dr Annika Jones participated in an expert workshop on cooperation with the International Criminal Court (ICC) at the University of Nottingham.
The workshop, which was run by the University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) from 18-19th September, 2014, explored challenges and opportunities faced by the Court in securing cooperation from States and other relevant actors.
It covered a range of issues including non-cooperation, witness-related issues, the freezing of asserts and obstacles to cooperation at the national level. The workshop was attended by experts of the Court as well as academics and representatives from a range of civil society organisations.
Date: 26 September 2014