news
- Book Release (2009)
Building a Future on Peace and Justice
Kai Ambos; Judith Large; Marieke Wierda, (Eds.)
Studies on Transitional Justice, Peace and Development
The Nuremberg Declaration on Peace and Justice
Online and hardcover version available
- Press Release
June 20, 2008:
Press Statement: Nuremberg Declaration on Peace and Justice (pdf; 10 KB)
- Press Release
June 27, 2007:
Press Statement at the conclusion of the Conference (pdf; 60 KB)
- Press Release
June 25, 2007:
Federal Minister Steinmeier opens Peace Conference in Nuremberg: "Peace and reconciliation cannot be achieved by thinking in black and white" (pdf; 10 KB)
Participants
Some 450 officials and experts from over 80 countries came together to share their experience of peace and reconciliation processes, including representatives of
states and international organisations, practitioners, academics and members of
civil society from all over the world:
States
In principle, the conference was open to all interested states.
International and regional organisations
Pertinent entities from the United Nations System, including UNDP and World
Bank; ICC; pertinent regional organisations such as African Union, Arab League,
OAS, Council of Europe, OSCE;
Practitioners
Relevant actors from (former) conflict areas with practical
experience in dealing with the potential conflicting targets between peace and
justice.
- UN or regional special representatives with pertinent experience;
- representatives of other justice institutions;
- representatives of truth and conciliation mechanisms;
- Non-governmental organisations with relevant experience.
Civil society
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs), church, media,
politics/parliament, interested public.