Deutsche Gesellschaft für die Vereinten Nationen e.V. United Nations Association of Germany Ringvorlesung/ Lecture Series Development Policy XXVI Focal Area: International Law and Development (lectures held in English) For all students and the interested public Tuesdays 18:15-19:45h, main building of the TU Berlin, lecture hall BH-N 243 Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1. Building Bergbau- und Hüttenwesen, 10623 Berlin, U-Bahn Ernst-Reuter-Platz) 14.04.2015 2.6.2015 INTRODUCTION TO THE LECTURE TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME Prof. Dr. Brigitte Fahrenhorst (TU Berlin) & Murtaza Jaffer (formerly UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda) Manuel Eising (Transnational Threats Department, Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe - OSCE) 21.04.2015 09.06.2015 TOWARDS A JUST & PEACEFUL WORLD, GOVERNED BY THE RULE OF LAW STRENGTHENING COMPLEMENTARITY: ESTABLISHING THE INTERNATIONAL & ORGANISED CRIMES DIVISION (IOCD) IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA Hannah Birkenkötter (Humboldt University of Berlin / United Nations Association of Germany) Bettina Ambach (Wayamo) 28.04.2015 16.06.2015 UN HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND CIVIL SOCIETY PERSPECTIVE IN PROMOTING GLOBAL JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW CAN GENOCIDE BE PREVENTED? LESSONS LEARNED FROM TRIBUNALS AND TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE Wolfgang Heinz (German Institute for Human Rights) Hassan Jallow (Prosecutor, UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda & Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals) 05.05.2015 23.06.2015 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND ITS FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Marie-Luise Abshagen (NGO Forum on Environment and Development) Prof. Dr. Thomas Weigend (University of Cologne) 12.05.2015 30.06.2015 TOWARDS A WORLD FREE OF POVERTY - THE HUMAN RIGHT TO ADEQUATE FOOD FOOD FIRST - THE RIGHT TO FOOD FROM CIVIL SOCIETY PERSPECTIVE Ute Hausmann (FIAN Germany) Michael Windfuhr (German Institute for Human Rights) 19.5.2015 07.07.2015 TOWARDS A WORLD WITHOUT CRIME THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT (R2P) Alex Odora (Independent Law Consultant, formerly United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda) Anees Ahmed (Chief of Legal Affairs UN Mission in Liberia) 26.5.2015 14.07.2015 WILDLIFE CRIME AND RESULTING ILLEGAL TRADE ARE THREATENING COMBATTING TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME - PRACTICES AND PEACE AND SECURITY WELL BEYOND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION. CHALLENGES IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Volker Homes (Director Species Conservation, World Wide Fund for Nature) Dr. Ralf Riegel (Unit Head International Crime, German Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection) Prof. B. Fahrenhorst: [email protected]; Christian Arndt: [email protected], www.sid-berlin.de