Nuremberg Academy 348d ago

00:00 Kiran Mohandas Menon 00:46 Angar Verma 03:34 Diane Marie Amann 07:07 Kristin Hausler 11:21 Betty Kaari Murungi 15:40 Leila Zerrougui 22:10 Diane Marie Amann 26:14 Kristin Hausler 35:15 Betty Kaari Murungi 42:25 Leila Zerrougui 50:05 Diane Marie Amann 56:02 Kristin Hausler 01:01:07 Betty Kaari Murungi 01:07:56 Leila Zerrougui 01:14:53 Q&A Panel V: Ways Forward: Protecting Future Generations Moderator: Dr Angar Verma, Senior Officer, International Nuremberg Principles Academy Speakers: Prof. Diane Marie Amann, Research Visitor, Oxford University Faculty of Law, Bonavero Institute of Human Rights; Regents’ Professor of International Law, University of Georgia School of Law; former Special Adviser on Crimes against and affecting children to the ICC Prosecutor Kristin Hausler, Dorset Senior Research Fellow in Public International Law and Director, Centre for International Law, British Institute of International and Comparative Law Betty Kaari Murungi, Former Commissioner, Kenya Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission; former Chairperson, United Nations International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia Leila Zerrougui, Former Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict; former Head of the United Nations Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Discussion and Q&A "For Every Child: Protecting Children's Rights in Armed Conflict" The Convention of the Rights of the Child is the most ratified human rights treaty in history. And yet, despite such wide ratification, children across the world continue to live in vulnerable and fragile settings prone to the violation of a spectrum of rights enshrined in the convention. Nowhere is this fragility more amplified than in contexts of armed conflict. The 2024 Nuremberg Forum examined international and domestic frameworks designed to protect children during armed conflict evaluating their achievements and dissonances. Drawing lessons from past practices and experiences, experts identified and proposed actionable solutions to address gaps and shortcomings in the legal and institutional structures protecting children across all spheres. The conference discussions also delved into the strategies and experiences most relevant to international courts when prosecuting crimes against children. The exchanges incorporated the perspectives of domestic contexts and relevant transitional justice policies that enhance the protection of children’s rights. The conference took place from 10 October, 3 pm CET to 12 October 2024, 3 pm CET, at the historic Courtroom 600 of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, with the possibility of online and on-site participation. For more information, please refer to our website: bit.ly/4bX2KY9 Follow us: X: / nurembergacadem LinkedIn: / international-nuremberg-principles-academy Newsletter subscription (quarterly newsletter and event announcements): https://bit.ly/44MbZa0 #NueForum #ChildrensRights