ALT Image of Session 7 of the Nottingham International Criminal Justice Conference. Featuring: Victor Kattan, Caleb H Wheeler, Maddalena Cogorno, Jinu Carvajalino, and Fangyi Li.

ALT Image reads: Session Seven: Beyond the ICC 2 – Local Justice, Hybrid Justice and Alternatives to International Criminal Justice Chair: Victor Kattan, University of Nottingham Presentation 1: Making the Global Local: Creating Local Trial Chambers of the International Criminal Court Author: Caleb H Wheeler, Cardiff University Presentation 2: Beyond the ICC, deep in the blind spots of international criminal justice: new hybrid criminal courts Author: Maddalena Cogorno, University of Florence Presentation 3: The return of amnesties and the desperate search for legal certainty Author: Jinu Carvajalino, Royal Holloway, University of London Presentation 4: Beyond Liberalism and Legalism: Lessons from Grassroots Transitional Justice in Cambodia and East Timor Author: Fangyi Li, Edinburgh Law School

ALT Image of Session 6 of the Nottingham International Criminal Justice Conference. Featuring Olympia Bekou, Mark Chadwick, Carlotta Rossato, and Michelle Coleman.

ALT Image reads: Session Six: Beyond the ICC 1 – Universal Jurisdiction Chair: Olympia Bekou, University of Nottingham Presentation 1: Universality, Subsidiarity, Complementarity: Seeking Order in the Prosecution of International Crime Author: Mark Chadwick, Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University Presentation 2: Understanding the Mandate of Domestic Courts in Exercising Universal Jurisdiction: the Trial of Ousman Sonko as a Case Study Author: Carlotta Rossato, University of Padua Presentation 3: The Guilt Gap: what the difference in acquittals between trials at the ICC and domestic courts’ use of universal jurisdiction can tell us about international criminal justice Author: Michelle Coleman, Swansea University School of Law

ALT Image of the Session 5 of the Nottingham International Justice Conference. Featuring: Zinhle Koza, Giovanna Maria Frisso, Annika Jones, Alessandra Cuppini, and Silvina Sánchez Mera.

ALT Image reads: Session Five: Criminal Justice Processes 3 – Victims Chair: Zinhle Koza, University of Nottingham Presentation 1: Victims’ voices in the Katanga case: exploring some of the challenges faced by the use of AI technology in the ICC Author: Giovanna Maria Frisso, University of Lincoln Presentation 2: Supporting Inclusive Victim Participation at the ICC Author: Annika Jones, University of Exeter Presentation 3: Voices Beyond Verdicts: Integrating Victims’ Narratives in the Proceedings of the International Criminal Court Author: Alessandra Cuppini, Faculty of Law and Criminology, Ghent University Presentation 4: The bitter with the sweet: the OTP's narrative in the charges against Joseph Kony Author: Silvina Sánchez Mera, Robert Gordon University