Supporting government and international organizations to prosecute and adjudicate international crimes

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Supporting government and international organizations to prosecute and adjudicate international crimes

We are dedicated to supporting government entities and international organizations engaged in the complex task of prosecuting and adjudicating international crimes. 
 
Our purpose is clear. We aim to build the capacity of legal systems and institutions to use international law to effectively pursue justice against perpetrators. 
 
Our approach is multifaceted and adaptive. We engage in needs assessments, case-mapping, and research to tailor our support to the specific requirements of each partner and contribute to the design and coordination of legal strategies. 

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