What does ICLN mean in LAW & LEGAL

The aim of the ICLN is to promote understanding and development of criminal law from an international criminal justice perspective. Through its activities, the Network encourages dialogue amongst criminal state prosecutors, judges, and legal scholars on topics relating to international criminal law.

The ICLN is open to anyone interested in international criminal law, including professionals such as lawyers, academics, researchers and other practitioners who are involved in or have an interest in this field.

The ICLN organizes a range of activities for its members including workshops, symposia, conferences and seminars aimed at expanding knowledge on various aspects of international criminal law. The Network also provides a platform for exchanges among members including providing access to information resources such as newsletters and reports related to developments in this field.

Membership applications can be found on the Network's website and must be completed with all required supporting documentation. Once accepted, members will gain access to various resources offered by the network such as events hosted by members or partner organizations.

Membership fees vary depending on individual circumstances but generally range between €10-€50 (-56). These fees cover administrative costs associated with maintaining membership records and participation in activities organized by the Network such as conferences or seminars.