A Time for Peace

2017-09-01T16:46:06-05:00

Victoria Barker, United States of America As I biked to the Clingendael Institute of International Relations this morning, the city seemed eerie — I hardly passed anyone else on the usually bustling bike path. The whole [...]

A Time for Peace2017-09-01T16:46:06-05:00

Learning to Honor Justice the Hard Way

2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

Santiago Alberto Vargas Nino, Colombia   July 17 marked the celebration of the Day of International Criminal Justice. On this very special occasion, participants at The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions and International Justice organized [...]

Learning to Honor Justice the Hard Way2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

Justice: an unrealistic utopia?

2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

Melissa O'Donnell, Australia Any commitment to working in this field, becoming a peacemaker, surely demands a certain level of idealism, a belief that a better reality is possible and, call it naïve or arrogant, but a [...]

Justice: an unrealistic utopia?2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

Unfolding the Bases of International Justice and Introduction to the International Criminal Court with Dr. Dov Jacobs

2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

Felix Papineau, Canada As if having the opportunity to study and mingle in the beautiful and historical Clingendael Institute, where a think tank and diplomatic academy is established, was not by itself a stimulating enough [...]

Unfolding the Bases of International Justice and Introduction to the International Criminal Court with Dr. Dov Jacobs2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

How Holistic Can Transitions Be?

2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00

Juliana Gonzalez, Colombia The Hague Symposium has officially begun and we all eagerly sit at Clingendael, waiting for Dr. Daniel Serwer to come in and begin the first session. We discovered that we share no [...]

How Holistic Can Transitions Be?2017-09-01T16:46:07-05:00