What is the international community doing about the war in Gaza? Find out about the judicial efforts and their impact. 

Legal challenges to the violence of the Gaza conflict are emerging from all sides. What do judgements from the ICJ (International Court of Justice) and ICC (International Criminal Court) mean? And what impact do they have on the ground? 

Studium Generale is working alongside Begüm Sari from ESP Delft to shed light on what the international community is doing, or perhaps should do. In this panel discussion, hear from experts about this thorny issue. You are invited to ask your questions as we explore the power and powerlessness of our legal systems in the face of war.  Places are limited, so make sure to register.

Speakers 

Dr Iva Vukusic, Assistant Professor in International History at Utrecht University, and Visiting Research Fellow at the Department of War Studies, King’s College London. 

Professor Marten Zwanenburg, Professor of military law at Netherlands Defence Academy and the University of Amsterdam.

Dirk Jan Jalvingh, Policy Advisor, Oxfam Novib.

Moderator 

Dr Filippo Santoni de Sio, Associate Professor Ethics and Philosophy of Technology, TU Delft. 

Co-organiser 

Begüm Sari, ESP Delft.  

Important Information for Guests 

Please note that this event is informative in nature. We ask everyone to treat all guests and speakers with respect. During the talks, we will use a tool to gather audience questions via their phones. There is no room for intolerance, discrimination, or harassment of any kind.  You are warmly invited to join us for drinks and discussion afterwards. Please help us to ensure a safe and informative environment. 

Schedule 

17.15-18.30 Talks from experts.

18.30-19.00 Questions and panel discussion.

19.00 Drinks, snacks, and conversation.