In addition to IICI’s regular and tailored training courses, we also run other projects. They include projects that contribute to the development, clarification and strengthening of international investigations standards and best practices. IICI often partners with other organisations on such projects. A selection of past and ongoing IICI-led projects is presented here. IICI’s annual reports also contain project information. For publications produced through such projects, see the publications and resources page.
IICI is spearheading the Murad Code Project. It is a global, consultative initiative involving partners from across the globe, including survivors, civil-society organisations, governments, inter-governmental and other international organisations, and funders. The project’s goal is to help ensure that the gathering and use of information…
Read more about: Murad Code Project (ongoing; started in 2017)As part of IICI's children-focused investigations capacity-building work, we hope to publish written guidelines for the investigation and documentation of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and grave human rights violations against and otherwise affecting children around the end of 2026. A group of experts…
Read more about: IICI guidelines for investigating international crimes and serious human rights violations affecting children (ongoing)In partnership with REDRESS and Justice Rapid Response (JRR), IICI was the overall coordinator for a training and mentoring project supported by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office (as it was then known). Aimed mainly at enhancing the capacity of civil society to document conflict-related…
Read more about: 2016-18 IICI, REDRESS & JRR project: documentation of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence