Thank you to everyone who joined our final Rethinking SLIC* conference on Friday, 31 May! It was a pleasure to host you at the University of Amsterdam.
In this blog post, we look back on a productive concluding conference: https://t.co/cpzRsoNH6V
Discussing on secondary liability, state and company due diligence and criminal corporate responsibility at @UVALaw bringing in the Chilean and Latin American experience with @a_parranovoa thank you for inviting! @RethinkingSLIC cc @NadiaBernaz @FranziskaOehm@ncombs
What is (should be) the scope of secondary liability for international crimes and mass atrocities? Fascinating exchanges with colleagues at @RethinkingSLIC internal workshop today and testing our research findings at a public conference tomorrow - join us at @UvA_Amsterdam!
On 20 May 2024, the ICC Prosecutor applied for arrest warrants against Netanyahu, Gallant and three Hamas leaders. In our blog post, Prof. Göran Sluiter explores whether this represents a victory for justice.
Read it here: https://t.co/d2vfUo9TcE
With the final Rethinking SLIC* Conference fast approaching, we are delighted to share our program!
🗓 When? Friday, 31 May 2024
🌎 Where? Room A3.15 Roeterseiland Campus, Roetersstraat 11, 1018 WB Amsterdam
If you would like to join us, sign up via https://t.co/bcJqKfdDqs!
If you would like to join us on May 31 for the final Rethinking SLIC Conference at the University of Amsterdam, we invite you to register via https://t.co/XjGZGXAG2O. The full program and speakers list will follow on https://t.co/nAG9IKmxkX shortly!
Join us for the final Rethinking SLIC conference with fellow academics and practitioners from around the globe on 31 May at the University of Amsterdam!
Find out more at https://t.co/uWNXblCG1a
Are Dutch government officials complicit in war crimes committed by Israel?
In a new blogpost, Göran Sluiter analyzes whether the supply of spare parts for Israel's F35s might implicate the responsibility of senior Dutch government officials.
https://t.co/DUbGFwnT4R
Did the Supreme Court err in Twitter, Inc. v. Taamneh by characterizing the alleged conduct by X, Google, and Facebook as inaction rather than a continuing act?
Mark Tiernan (@RethinkingSLIC) says that it did.
https://t.co/yjxZUwAGBA
On Wednesday, 26 April 2023, Rethinking SLIC* team members @JindanMann and @NickyTouw presented at a symposium on ‘Colonisation in, of and through Business & Human Rights’ organised by @TilburgU and @TMCAsser's @NNHRResearch.
More at: https://t.co/lWEbfxVkhE
Read now: Göran and @TomHamilton's latest work contemplating Chinese military support to Russia and its potential consequences, at https://t.co/jjs0XRk8GQ
Read here Tom and Göran's work on the Rome Statute principles of reparations for victims – and importantly – how to improve the legal framework for reparations by drawing on tort law. Available Open Access (free download):
On 7th of November, SLIC member @TomHamilton spoke at @BerkeleyLaw on Arms Trade and International Criminal Law which was moderated by Professor Saira Mohamed of Berkeley Law and organised by Professor Christopher Kutz with Professor Saira.
More at: https://t.co/T98NiOAiyq
Read @TomHamilton's analysis of recent corporate accountability issues in Ukraine - could there be secondary (criminal) liability for those who manufacture and supply drones from Iran to Russia? #UkraineWar#Complicity@IntlCrimCourt@GP_Ukraine