[hr-education] New course on International Criminal Court (London, 19 April-27 June 2004)

Colleagues may be interested in a new course on the International Criminal
Court that commences in London on April 19.

Bernie.


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THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND ITS ANTECEDENTS

Almost as soon as the Red Cross was founded, it was recognised that
international humanitarian standards would require an international court
to enforce them.  Initiatives at the League of Nations, Nuremberg and the
UN Security Council paved the way for the world's first international
criminal court, which was inaugurated in March 2003.  This course examines
the development of the court, the crimes it considers, its powers and its
ability to punish criminals and order reparations.

The course is based on lectures and seminars and will interest those with
a background in human rights, international studies or law who are
prepared to study legal texts outside class and discuss them in class.

Lecturer:  Bernard F. Hamilton, MA, LLM
Fee: £58 (concessionary fee £29)
An accredited course of 10 weekly meetings commencing
Monday April 19, 2004  6:30 – 8:30 PM


To enrol and for further information:

Please contact either Joanna King, telephone 020 7631 6626
email j.king@fce.bbk.ac.uk
or Linda McInerney telephone 020 7631 6618
email l.mcinerney@bbk.ac.uk



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