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LEGAL AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN UKRAINE (English version)

LEGAL AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF CRIMES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN UKRAINE International Scientific Conference on the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide Warsaw, December 14, 2023 The Kazimierz Palace Senate Hall of the University of Warsaw ORGANIZERS: • International Crimes Studies Centre of the University of Warsaw • Centre for Criminological Analysis of the University of Warsaw • Department of Criminology and Criminal Policy of the University of Warsaw • Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialization of the University of Warsaw • Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Resocialization of the University of Warsaw PARTNERS: • International Association of Penal Law (AIDP), Polish Section • Sunflowers Foundation • Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group • The EU-funded Project Pravo-Justice SPEECH TOPICS: Prof. David Donat Cattin, Adjunct Associate Professor (Int’l Law), Center for Global Affairs, New York University, Member, Advisory Council, Global Institute for the Prevention of Aggression The ICC investigations and prosecutions on international crimes perpetrated in the framework of the war of aggression in and against Ukraine, and the urgent need to reform its limited jurisdiction on the crime of aggression   Yuriy Bielousov, PhD, Director of the War Crimes Department of the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine Peculiarities of the national system of Ukraine for prosecution of international crimes   Yevgen Zakharov, President of the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group Approach of the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Groups to documenting and analysing international crimes and assisting victims Matthew Gillett, PhD, Professor of the University of Essex; United Nations Special Mandate Holder - Vice-Chair of Working Group on Arbitrary Detention Attacks Against the Existence of a State as an Indicia of Genocidal Intent   Deborah Ruiz Verduzco, PhD, Director of the Trust Fund for Victims of the International Criminal Court in The Hague How the future of Reparations may look like for Ukraine: perspective from the ICC Anton Korynevych, PhD, Ambassador-at-Large in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Ensuring accountability for the crime of aggression against Ukraine   Prof. Karolina Wierczyńska, Institute of Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Department of the International Public Law From Lemkin's ideas to the convention on genocide   Prof. Hanna Kuczyńska, Institute of Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Department of the Criminal Law How Lemkin's ideas became reality: practice of prosecuting genocide and its problems Barbara Błońska, PhD, Andriy Kosylo, PhD, University of Warsaw, International Crimes Studies Center Forced transfer of Ukrainian children to Russian families: the problem of criminal law qualification   Prof. Katarzyna Celińska, John Jay College of Criminal Justice the City University of New York Katarzyna Witkowska-Rozpara, PhD, University of Warsaw, Centre for Criminological Analysis The reaction of non-governmental organizations to the crisis situation related to the influx of Ukrainian refugees in Poland - initial research reports   Maria Baran, PhD, SWPS University The psychological well-being of refugee women from Ukraine - results of qualitative research   Prof. Mikołaj Pawlak, Agnieszka Kozakoszczak, Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialization of the University of Warsaw Intercultural assistance at school - challenges related to the organization of the education sector for children from Ukraine   Liudmyla Dubchak, PhD, co-worker of the Criminological Analysis Centre of the University of Warsaw Children from Ukrainian orphanages during the war. Challenges for Poland and other European countries