“Inter­na­tional Law against Genocide” — Review and contri­bu­tions of the conference

Lisa Vlasenko

Do Russian war crimes constitute genocide? What oblig­a­tions does this impose on the inter­na­tional community? Experts from politics, academia and civil society discussed these questions at the inter­na­tional conference “Inter­na­tional Law against Genocide”.

On 21 October 2022, inter­na­tional experts from politics, academia and civil society discussed these questions at the conference, organised by the Centre for Liberal Modernity, together with the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights, the Atlantic Council and the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba spoke about Russian war crimes and genocide on Ukrainian soil in his powerful intro­ductory speech.
Further conference contri­bu­tions will be published here in the coming weeks in a loose succession sequence.

Fotos: Lisa Vlasenko