【📢 Event Announcement】Rethinking International Criminal Justice from Asia

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The School of International Studies, Utsunomiya University Global Justice & Peace Research Institute (UU-GJP), in collaboration with the ICC Asia Pacific Academic Forum and with the support of the Kanto Chapter of the Peace Studies Association of Japan, is pleased to announce the following research workshop:

Rethinking International Criminal Justice from Asia:

The Background and Prospects of Non-Ratification of the Rome Statute

📅 Date & Time: Friday, 6 March 2026 | 15:00–17:00

📍 Venue: National Olympics Memorial Youth Center (Room Se-109), Tokyo

🔗 Access: https://nyc.niye.go.jp/

🗣 Language: English

💰 Participation Fee: Free

📝 Registration (by 4 March):

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1VSFdmpswVgdXEq6xR9Qtb7CZsYI2x9ECjpGEL2glxJA/viewform

Overview

This workshop examines why several Southeast Asian states have not ratified the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Bringing together scholars from Japan, Thailand, and Indonesia, the discussion explores sovereignty, regional politics, legal culture, and norm diffusion in shaping state responses to international criminal justice, reconsidering global justice from an Asian perspective.

Speakers

Lasse SCHULDT

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University

The International Criminal Court in Southeast Asia: From the Rome Conference to the Case against Rodrigo Duterte

Phattharaphong SAENGKRAI

Faculty of Law, Thammasat University

The Roles of States Parties in the Interpretation of the Rome Statute

Diantika R. Floranti

Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Indonesia and the Non-Ratification of the Rome Statute: A Problem Inventory

Discussants

Nanako SHIMIZU