Specialist Courses

The courses depicted in the map below are a sample of the 26 worldwide trainings conducted by IICI in recent years.

Somalia | January 2016

Preparation of Security Guidelines for Legal Aid Providers Supporting Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Survivors.

Kosovo | March 2016

SGBV documentation workshop Co-organised with Kosovo Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims and supported by the UK government’s Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative (PSVI).

London | April 2016

Workshop on the Documentation of International Crimes and Grave Human-Rights Violations. The focus was on security, analysis and evidence collection and storage. 

Ireland | 2018 and 2019

Workshop on the Documentation of International Crimes and Grave Human-Rights Violations. The focus was on security, analysis and evidence collection and storage. 

Liberia | April 2016

Workshop: Strengthening the Investigation Capacity of Global Justice Research Project (GJRP). Focussed on interview techniques, documentation and safety and security. 2016 & 2017

Ramallah | August 2015

Palestine Negotiations Affairs Department, Workshop on International Law and the UN System.

Doha, Qatar | August 2016

Investigation and Documentation Workshop for Human Rights Workers in Afghanistan. The government of Finland provided the IICI with a partial grant to train twenty human rights and other professionals from Afghanistan on the investigation of international crimes and egregious human rights violations.

Gaziantep, Turkey | August 2016

Workshop on documentation protocols for Syrian activists. This workshop was organised and led by No Peace Without Justice.

Liberia | 2014

Investigation skills training for Civitas Maxima.

Beirut, Lebanon | 2015

Three-day workshop for staff of Syria Commission of Inquiry.

Addis Ababa | June 2015

Training on the investigation, prosecution and hearing of sexual offences in Somalia: Preparation of Security Guidelines for Legal Aid Providers Supporting Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Survivors in Somalia.

Bosnia and Herzegovina - 2016 & 2019

OSCE Project – Investigation of War Time Sexual Violence.

Morocco - 2019

OSCE Project – Investigation of War Time Sexual Violence.

Nuremberg, Germany | 2014

Wayamo Foundation Kenya Project International Criminal Investigations Training.

Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo | March 2015

Training in collaboration with REDRESS for civil society organisations in the eastern DRC relating to the International Protocol on the Documentation and Investigation of Sexual Violence in Conflict.

The Hague | April 2015

Training of trainers relating to the International Protocol on the Documentation and Investigation of Sexual Violence in Conflict.

Dakar, Senegal | November 2015

JRR-UN Women, Investigation of Sexual and Gender Based Violence as International Crimes Course.

Bangkok, Thailand| December 2016

Investigating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence as International Crimes. A joint initiative of the IICI, Justice Rapid Response (JRR) and UN Women.

Seoul, South Korea| April 2017

Investigating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence as International Crimes. A joint initiative of the IICI, Justice Rapid Response (JRR) and UN Women.

Bogota Colombia | January 2015

Investigation of Sexual and Gender Based Violence as International Crimes Course with JRR and UN Women, 19 to 25.

Washington DC | September 2014

Certification Workshop for US Justice Agencies.

Finland|October 2016

Training of Experts on the Investigation of International Crimes, JRR-Certification Course

Adana Turkey|April 2015

JRR Certification Workshop for Forensic Specialists

Botswana|June 2013

JRR ILEA Mass Crime Scene Investigation Training Course, Botswana 17 to 28 June 2013

Indonesia|2012

JRR Certification Course

Uganda|2012

Symposium for Superior Court Judges, Kampala, Uganda

Portugal|2011

Certification of Forensic Experts

Georgia - 2019

Certification of Forensic Experts

Bangladesh - 2019

Certification of Forensic Experts

Myanmar - 2018

Certification of Forensic Experts

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