The third annual International Humanitarian Law Dialogs will be an historic gathering of international prosecutors from Nuremberg through present day tribunals. The focus of the 2009 Dialogs is "The Role of Women in International Criminal Law." The conference and roundtable discussion are free and open to the public (with the exception of meals).

The following current and former international prosecutors will be the featured participants.

• Fatou Bensouda, International Criminal Court
• H. William Caming, Nuremberg
• David M. Crane, Special Court for Sierra Leone
• Richard Goldstone, United Nations International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda
• Whitney R. Harris, Nuremberg
• Renifa Madenga, United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
• Robert Petit, Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
• Alphonse Van, United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

For more information, please click here.

To view the Declaration, please click here.

To view videos of the declaration, please select below:

• Chautauqua Declaration, part 1
• Chautauqua Declaration, part 2
• Chautauqua Declaration, part 3
• Fatou Bensouda on ICC, part 1
• Fatou Bensouda on ICC, part 2
• Norman Farrell on ICTY
• Alphonse Van on ICTR
• Joseph Kamara On Sierra Leone