IICI is glad to announce that the Murad code (that is, the Global Code of Conduct for Gathering and Using Information about Systematic and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence) now also is available in Bosnian, Sorani Kurdish, Nepali, Burmese, Amharic, Tigrinya and Swahili. These new translations and the…
Read more about: Murad Code TranslationsIICI hosted a panel discussion on the theme “The Murad Code: how to implement it” at the PSVI conference of 28-29 November 2022 in London. The video-recording of the session can be found here. The panellists mainly focused on cooperation across sectors, by funders, governments, the media, humanitarian actors…
Read more about: “The Murad Code: how to implement it?” Recording of panel discussion at PSVI conferenceOur annual report for 2021 is out now. In 2021 IICI ran 19 courses, training over 170 participants from 42 countries. You can access the report here: 2021 Annual Report. 2022 has proven to be a busy year as well: training members of the Ethiopian Inter-Ministerial Task Force investigation…
Read more about: 2021 Annual ReportThe Institute for International Criminal Investigations has established The Raymond McGrath Scholarship in memory of IICI Founding President, Raymond McGrath. IICI will provide funding for one or more full scholarships each year for persons who display the commitment, personal skills and potential to pursue international…
Read more about: Raymond McGrath Scholarship ProgrammeIICI & Nadia’s Initiative have co-hosted a webinar on Survivor-Centred Documentation of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence: the Murad Code Project on 14 April 2022 to accompany the release of the Global Code of Conduct for Gathering and Using Information About Systematic and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (the “Murad Code”). See the Murad Code Project website for the Code…
Read more about: The Murad Code Project: IICI and Nadia’s Initiative webinar