Программа конференции

11.00-11.15

11.15-12.30

Opening Ceremony

First Session: The Nuremberg Legacy – past, present, and future (chair – Dr. Ass. Prof. Vera Rusinova)

·      Anita Usačka, professor, ex-judge of the International Criminal Court (2002-2015)

·   Fausto Pocar, professor, judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia (2000-present)

·      Dr. Nandor Knust, International Criminal Law section, Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law; Deputy Scientific Coordinator of the International Max Planck Research School for Comparative Criminal Law (Germany) “The Nuremberg Principles – the golden thread within the system of International Criminal Justice”

·    Dr. Gleb Bogush, Ass. Prof., Law Faculty, Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia) "Russia and International Criminal Justice since Nuremberg: Forwards, Backwards or Sideways?"

Discussion

12.45-14.00

Second Session: Aggression as ‘the supreme international crime’ (chair – Prof. Gennady Esakov)

·      Dr. iur. Astrid Reisinger Coracini, Salzburg Law School on International Criminal Law, Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law, Paris-Lodron-University (Salzburg, Austria) “In pursuit of a Court for the Supreme International Crime: Prospects of Prosecuting Individuals for Acts of Aggression 70 Years After the Nuremberg Judgement”

·      Dr. Matt Garrod, Lecturer in Law, University of Sussex (UK) “The existence of a crime of ‘aggression’ and its punishment based on ‘universal jurisdiction’ under customary international law: perceived orthodoxies and historical realities of the Nuremberg legacy 70 years on?”

·      Discussion

14.45-16.00

Third Session: The Nuremberg Legacy and International Criminal Law (chair – professor Anita Usačka)

·      Presentation of the book on implementation of international humanitarian and criminal law into Russian legislation

·      Professor Kevin Jon Heller JD, PhD, SOAS, University of London (UK) “Taking a Consenting Part — ICL’s Missing Mode of Participation”

·      Dr. Marina Aksenova, research fellow, ICourts – the Center of Excellence for International Courts, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen (Denmark) “The Evolution of Complicity as a Construction for Dealing with Collective Criminality”

·      Ekaterina Kopylova, MSc (Leiden University), former Legal Assistant at the ICC Office of the Prosecutor “The Nuremberg Legacy in Terms of Protection against Interference with the Administration of International Justice”

·      Discussion

16.30-17.45

Fourth Session: The Nuremberg Legacy, the European Court of Human Rights and Missed Chapters in Law (chair – Dr. Ass. Prof. Gleb Bogush)

·      Dr. Maxim Timofeev, European Humanities University, Department of Law, Faculty Member (Lithuania) “Kononov and Vasiliauskas: A Battle Over History Within the ECtHR’s Walls”

·      Kirill Koroteev, LLM (University Paris-1) “Chechen judgments of the European Court of Human Rights: Contribution to Law, but not to Justice?”

·      Discussion

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