Specialist Courses and Mentoring

In addition to IICI’s regular courses at The Hague headquarters, we also provide bespoke training and mentoring services for civil society, governmental and other partners around the globe.  IICI is JRR’s partner for specialised investigation courses for its roster of rapidly-deployable justice and human rights experts.  The courses depicted in the map below are a sample of the worldwide training and mentoring projects delivered by IICI in recent years.

      You, both the participants and our tutors, are uniquely talented and experienced individuals from whom I learned a lot during my one week with you. Am looking forwards to another opportunity to work with you in an effort to enhance respect and accountability for human rights and end impunity on SGBV crimes.

      Justice Rapid Response (JRR)-UN Women certification training course for experts on Investigating sexual and gender-based violence as international crimes, Bangkok

      The course was definitely an extraordinary experience. I really appreciate putting things to practice with all the group exercises. It is essential to be part of a multi-disciplinary team and learn how to work with others. It is what I enjoyed most.

      International Investigator Course Participant

      The course was definitely an extraordinary experience.

      International Investigator Course Participant

      The best thing being by far the team building experience: work with people I had never seen before and that came from different background, put together our expertise and experiences in a constructive way. Each of us brought something to our team and I believe we all learn about the importance of listening to one another and question our ideas. It was like building a picture to which each one of us contributed with an essential detail.

      International Investigator Course Participant

      We had a colleague on mission from Geneva a while back, and when they found out I had completed the IICI investigators course they mentioned that it was the ‘gold standard’ of training and that more human rights officers needed to do it. Could not agree more.

      Participant of the Scenes of War Crimes Course