International Conference: Conflicts and Conflict Resolution in Societies of Sub-Saharan Africa: Between the Local and the Global Addis Ababa, University of Addis Ababa December 17-19, 2007
Workshop: SUB SAHARAN AFRICA AND THE INSTITUTIONALISATION OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
Monday 17th December
Introduction	08.00-09.00
§ Welcome and introduction Tadele Dessie, University of Addis Ababa Patrik Simon, ARCA-NET, Berlin § N.N. N.N., German Embassy, Addis Ababa § The Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law Jan-Michael Simon, Max Planck Institute, Freiburg The African Foundation of International Law Roland Adjovi, ICC, The Hague
Key-Notes	09.00-12.30
Causes of Conflicts in Pastoralist communities	09.00-09.30
Discussion	09.30-10.30
Coffee Break	10.30-11.00
Causes of Conflicts and Inter-African States Resolution Mechanisms Anatole Ayissi, UNDP, New York	11.00-11.30
Discussion	11.30-12.30
Lunch Break	12.30-13.30
Working Group: International and Regional Mechanisms for the Implementation of International Criminal Law	13.30-17.30
§ International mechanisms: introduction on typology Kithure Kindiki, Department of Public Law of the University of Nairobi § International Criminal Court Adesola Adeboyejo, ICC, The Hague International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Providence Umurungi, ICTR, Arusha
Coffee Break	15.30-16.00
(Continuation Working Group) Special Court of Sierra Leone Abdul Tejan Cole, International Center for Transitional Justice, Cape Town African Union and Hissène Habré case Roland Adjovi, ICC, The Hague Actors Firew Tiba, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong	16.00-17.00
Presentation of the Group Work	17.00-17.30
Dinner	19.30-
Tuesday, 18th December
Daily Announcement	09.00-09.30
Key-Notes	09.30-13.00
(Pastoralism and natural resource management, NRM-concept)	09.30-10.00
Discussion	10.00-11.00
Coffee Break	11.00-11.30
The Role of International Criminal Law in the Fight against Impunity Benson Chinedu Olugbuo, ICCNOW, Abuja	11.30-12.00
Discussion	12.00-13.00
Lunch Break	13.00-14.00
Working Group: Transitional Justice and the Implementation of International Criminal Law	14.00-17.30
General analysis of transitional justice and the implementation of international criminal law Nandor Knust, Max Planck Institute, Freiburg Transitional Justice: Comparative analysis on the parallel use of formal and informal systems of criminal justice Deogratias Mabirizi, University of Swaziland Rwandan case study Thierry Ngoga, Rwandan Ministry of Justice, Kigali
Coffee Break	15.30-16.00
(Continuation Working Group) Democratic Republic of Congo case study Jean-Paul Tshibangu, MONUC, Kinshasa Ugandan case study Henry Onoria, Makerere University, Kampala	16.00-17.00
Presentation of the Group Work	17.00-17.30
Dinner	19.30-
Wednesday, 19th December
Daily Announcement	09.00-9.30
Key-Notes	09.30-13.00
(Conflict early warning among the pastoralists, peace building mechanisms and alternative livelihoods as means of conflict resolution)	09.30-10.00
Discussion	10.00-11.00
Coffee Break	11.00-11.30
Sovereignty and the development of international criminal law Roland Adjovi, ICC, The Hague	11.30-12.00
Discussion	12.00-13.00
Lunch Break	13.00-14.00
Working Groups-Case Studies: National mechanisms for the implementation of international criminal law	14.00-16.30
§ National Mechanisms Phillip Apuuli Kasaija, Makerere University, Kampala § Anglophone African States and the implementation of the Rome Statute Chima Centus Nweze, High Court of Enugu, Enugu § Francophone African States and the implementation of the Rome Statute Gilles Badet, Benin National University, Cotonou § Laws on Cooperation Romuald Haule, St. Augustine University, Iringa § Universal jurisdiction Makumi Mwagiru, Institute of Diplomacy, Nairobi Domesticating International Criminal Law in Africa Koffi Afande, ICTR, The Hague
Presentation of the Group Work	16.00-16.30
Coffee Break	16.30-16.45
Résumé and Final remarks on Follow-Up	16.45-17.45
§ Résumé Jan-Michael Simon, Max Planck Institute, Freiburg Final remarks by the editors on follow-up Roland Adjovi/Nandor Knust/Jan-Michael Simon
Closing Procedure by the Coordination Team	17.45-18.15
Farewell Dinner	19.30