The Faculty of Law at GIMPA is pleased to be able to host the conference on international criminal justice at this epochal era in the life of that regime. The annual conferences present an opportunity to gather a community of scholars and academics, experts, and practitioners to critically review trends, emerging developments and challenges confronting the law in specific fields. As a school, we are convinced that the platform of a conference presents an opportunity to network in our thinking, works and strategizing as we plot to overcome existing challenges and nascent obstacles. This year’s thematic focus on international criminal justice reflects the growing importance and need to address the core barriers in the way of its development. I look forward to welcoming you to the serene Greenhill campus for a fruitful deliberation. - Dean Kofi Abotsi
Arrivals from all destinations to Hotels of accomodation. All participants must have made accomodation arrangements and booked prior to arrival.
- The ICC and the Prosecution of International Crimes in Africa: Reflections on the Case Selection Process
- The ICC and the Dynamics of Global Politics
- The International Criminal Court and Domestic Legal Systems: Complementarity Compromised?
- Justice and/or Diplomatic Accommodation: The ICC and peace & Security in Africa
- The ICC's Jurisprudence: Who is the Court Accountable to?
- The Future of International Criminal Justice in Africa: The Case for Alternatives to the ICC?
Participants and their guests are invited to join an optional sightseeing tour to the Central Region of Ghana.
