All IICI courses in The Hague have been postponed until such a time that we can safely and responsibly recommence our schedule. We will update our website once we are able to resume in-person courses. In the meantime we are developing some online modules for specific...

IICI is leading a consultative project to develop a survivor-centric global code of conduct for the documentation and investigation of conflict-or atrocity-related sexual violence (CARSV). It is also known as “the Murad code”, after Nadia Murad. The project is a...

We mark the occasion of Dr. Jerry Gray’s last IICI board meeting. Jerry has been in the IICI since its inception at Galway in 2001 and his early support of our efforts were particularly critical to its success. Year in and year out his belief in and contribution to...

In July 2017, IICI trained Military Police investigators, Legal Officers, Gender Advisers and medical personnel from the Irish Defence Forces on documenting conflict-related sexual & gender-based violence in the context of international peacekeeping deployments. As...

IICI has started developing written guidelines for the accountability-focused investigation of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and systematic and grave human rights violations against and otherwise involving children. The audience of the guidelines will...

IICI is pleased to publish its annual report for 2017. See here...

As part of a 2-year long capacity-building project supported by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) on documenting sexual violence in conflict, IICI is publishing training materials to accompany the second (March 2017) edition of the FCO’s International...

IICI congratulates Civitas Maxima and Global Justice & Research Project (GJRP) on the conclusion of the case in a Philadelphia court against the Liberian warlord known as "Jungle Jabbah".  IICI has been training and mentoring GJRP investigators on investigation...