The development of the Global Code of Conduct for the Documentation and Investigation of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (the “Murad Code”) and other Murad Code Project components are progressing well.  We are very grateful for the support and feedback already...

The Board and staff of the IICI mourn the loss of our beloved founder and President, Raymond McGrath, who died 11 November, 2020. Raymond was a Renaissance Man of intellect and wit who conceptualized the idea of the Institute in the 1990s as he witnessed the creation...

A Terrible Aberration: When doctors and health professionals compromise their medical ethics at the bidding of the state In this book he examines from the standpoint of medical ethics and international humanitarian law how the medical and associated professions can be...

The Covid-19 situation continues to prevent IICI from running its normal programme in The Hague for the time being, but we are keeping busy, developing and implementing online training courses for a number of UN agencies and other organisations. With the recent good...

The institute is deeply saddened to announce the death of former Director, friend and colleague, Jerry Gray.  Jerry was a founding Director of the IICI and contributed immensely to the IICI’s establishment, working closely with fellow California based directors,...

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...