On 19–20 May 2026, the international workshop “Prosecuting Asia-Pacific International Crimes in Domestic Courts” will be held in Brisbane (Australia), organised primarily by Griffith Law School ...
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From May 12 to 14, 2026, the island of Malta will host one of the most significant gatherings for the European local democracy network: the General Assembly of ALDA – the European Association for Lo...
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On 12 May, our honorary president Baltasar Garzón travelled, alongside Nadia Gayoso, FIBGAR’s head of democratic memory, to the University of Granada, where they took part in the eighth Day of Trut...
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Our work would not be possible without the support of our trainees. Every day more and more people are working to make this a fairer and more democratic society. If you would like to collaborate actively with us, you can do so at our offices in Spain, Mexico, Argentina or Colombia.
We currently do not have any open calls for internships, but if you are interested, write to us, and stay tuned because we will publish new projects and opportunities at any time.
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