Mezhdunarodnyĭ Ugolovnyĭ Sud

Mezhdunarodnyĭ Ugolovnyĭ Sud

by Gustav-Stresemann-Institut, Academy for European Politics and Economics

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"Information and ratification campaign on the ICC in Central Asian Countries & Mongolia. This project, implemented in 2003-2004, was a partnership project of the Gustav-Stresemann-Institut e.V. (GSI) - Academy for European Politics and Economics, Bonn, Germany, the Corporate Technologies Center, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (CTC) and the Committee for the Protection of Personal Rights, Tashkent, Uzbekistan (CPPR). It aimed to raise awareness and understanding of the International Criminal Court (ICC) within the armed forces, and civil society, and to support the implementation of the Rome Statute into national law of the Central Asian Countries and Mongolia ... An information campaign on the ICC was carried out through the Internet on an international level, and with leaflets in the local languages on a regional level. Interim and final evaluation conferences assessed and concluded the project."--Http://www.pro-ngo.org/ICCinCentralAsianMongolia.html.

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