Learning Session on the Draft Crimes Against Humanity Treaty

A learning session exploring the Draft Crimes Against Humanity Treaty and its significance for international justice and accountability. It is hosted by the John Jay College Center for International Human Rights, with the MA Program in Human Rights, the MA Program in International Crime & Justice, and the Department of Political Science as co-sponsors. Distinguished experts including Ambassador Joan Forner Rovira and Elise Keppler will examine key provisions such as protections against gender-based violence and victims' rights, as well as opportunities for civil society to contribute to the ongoing treaty negotiations. The session takes place on Zoom.