Poznań: Spotkanie z cyklu “Sprawiedliwość w czasie wojny — od dokumentacji do odpowiedzialności”
Wrocław: Spotkanie z cyklu “Sprawiedliwość w czasie wojny — od dokumentacji do odpowiedzialności”
21 maja o godz. 14:00 w sali we 104 Instytutu Nauk o Informacji i Mediach przy Placu Uniwersyteckim 9/13 we Wrocławiu odbędzie się kolejne spotkanie organizowane przez Fundację Sunflowers, unijny Projekt Pravo-Justice oraz ELSA Poland, pod Honorowym Patronatem Ambasadora Ukrainy w RP i patronatem medialnym prawo.pl, we współpracy z Centrum Współpracy Polsko-Ukraińskiej Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego.
Spotkanie będzie wydarzeniem towarzyszącym interdyscyplinarnej konferencji Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego:
„Przyszłość już tu jest. Polska–Ukraina–Europa: nowy paradygmat”, inaugurującej działalność nowego Centrum Współpracy Polsko-Ukraińskiej Wrocławskiego.
„Przyszłość już tu jest. Polska–Ukraina–Europa: nowy paradygmat”, inaugurującej działalność nowego Centrum Współpracy Polsko-Ukraińskiej Wrocławskiego.
Program konferencji: https://cwpu.uwr.edu.pl/2026/
Wydarzenie ma charakter otwarty, jednak obowiązuje wcześniejsza rejestracja.
Link do rejestracji: https://forms.office.com/
Link do rejestracji: https://forms.office.com/
Zapraszamy wszystkich zainteresowanych problematyką współpracy polsko-ukraińskiej, praworządności oraz odpowiedzialności za zbrodnie międzynarodowe.
Warszawa: Spotkanie z cyklu “Sprawiedliwość w czasie wojny. Od dokumentacji do odpowiedzialności
12 maja w Warszawie Fundacja Słoneczniki zainaugurowała nową serię spotkań ze studentami. Wydarzenie poświęcone było wyzwaniom związanym z dokumentowaniem i ściganiem zbrodni międzynarodowych popełnionych podczas wojny na Ukrainie, a także roli prawników i środowisk akademickich we wspieraniu działań na rzecz sprawiedliwości i pociągnięcia sprawców do odpowiedzialności.
W dyskusji wzięli udział Olha Sribniak z finansowanej przez UE organizacji Pravo-Justice oraz profesor Paweł Wiliński, sędzia Sądu Najwyższego i przewodniczący Rady Fundacji Słoneczniki. Spotkanie było również okazją do omówienia zaangażowania studentów i młodych prawników w inicjatywy wspierające sprawiedliwość i pociąganie do odpowiedzialności za zbrodnie wojenne.
“Justice in Times of War: From Documentation to Accountability”
“Justice in Times of War: From Documentation to Accountability” is a series of academic events organized by the Foundation Sunflowers and hosted at law faculties across Poland. The initiative is designed for law students and aims to explore the challenges faced by the justice system in situations of armed conflict, with a particular focus on the experience of Ukraine.
Each event features a screening of a documentary film portraying the work of Ukrainian judges during wartime, offering a unique insight into the functioning of the judiciary under extreme conditions, including the documentation and adjudication of international crimes.
The screening is followed by a moderated discussion addressing key issues such as the need to support the Ukrainian justice system, the ethical responsibilities of judges in times of war, and the role of the international legal community in ensuring accountability for war crimes. The events are interactive and provide a platform for dialogue between students and experts.
The series is held under the honorary patronage of the Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland, Mr. Vasyl Bodnar, highlighting the importance and timeliness of the initiative. Co-organizers of the series of events are the EU Project Pravo-Justice (producer of the documentary), Wolters Kluwer Polska and European Law Students’ Association ELSA-Poland. The media patron of the initiative is Prawo.pl.
Each meeting concludes with a brief presentation of the Project’s Sunflowers activities as an example of a legal initiative supporting international justice and raising awareness of legal responses to armed conflict.
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Justice in Times of War: Academic Event Series for Law Students Launches Across Poland
“Justice in Times of War: From Documentation to Accountability” is a series of academic events organized by the Foundation Sunflowers and hosted at law faculties across Poland. The initiative is designed for law students and aims to explore the challenges faced by the justice system in situations of armed conflict, with a particular focus on the experience of Ukraine.
Each event features a screening of a documentary film portraying the work of Ukrainian judges during wartime, offering a unique insight into the functioning of the judiciary under extreme conditions, including the documentation and adjudication of international crimes.
The screening is followed by a moderated discussion addressing key issues such as the need to support the Ukrainian justice system, the ethical responsibilities of judges in times of war, and the role of the international legal community in ensuring accountability for war crimes. The events are interactive and provide a platform for dialogue between students and experts.
The series is held under the honorary patronage of the Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland, Mr. Vasyl Bodnar, highlighting the importance and timeliness of the initiative. Co-organizers of the series of events are the EU Project Pravo-Justice (producer of the documentary), Wolters Kluwer Polska and European Law Students’ Association ELSA-Poland. The media patron of the initiative is Prawo.pl.
Each meeting concludes with a brief presentation of the Project’s Sunflowers activities as an example of a legal initiative supporting international justice and raising awareness of legal responses to armed conflict.
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“From Documentation to Accountability” – Supporting Ukrainian Justice in Prosecuting War Crimes
Photo courtesy of The National Bar of Attorneys-at-Law (Krajowa Izba Radców Prawnych)
The conference program.
ICC Cooperation with States: Complementarity, Enforcement of Arrest Warrants, Collecting Evidence, Witness Protection
We cordially invite everyone to a unique webinar.
Topic: ICC Cooperation with States: Complementarity, Enforcement of Arrest Warrants, Collecting Evidence, Witness Protection
speaker: Osvaldo Zavala Giler, ICC Registrar
when: Thursday, 8 January 2026,
what time: at 18:00 Warsaw Time/17:00 London Time/19:00 Kyiv Time/12:00 New York Time
Webinar is organized by Project Sunflowers and Kraków Center For International Criminal Justice (KCICJ) at Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland. This event is based on a collaboration between these entities and is addressed to students, lawyers and human rights activists.
The issue of cooperation between the ICC and states in the areas of complementarity, enforcement of arrest warrants, gathering evidence and witness protection will be presented by Mr Osvaldo Zavala Giler, Registrar of the Court, who is responsible for the ICC’s cooperation with states. Mr Zavala Giler has been associated with the Court since 2010, where he has held various positions, including head of the budget section and head of the Court’s liaison office to the United Nations in New York. Mr Zavala Giler is also one of the founding members of the ICCQ, the Sexual and Gender Diversity Network at the ICC. Prior to joining the Court, Mr Zavala Giler worked as a legal adviser and liaison officer to the United Nations for the Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC), both in New York and The Hague. He began his legal career at a law firm in Ecuador, where he handled cases before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, among others.
The discussion will be moderated by Dr Anna Adamska-Gallant, Judge at the European Court of Human Rights from Poland, and one of the founders of the Foundation Sunflowers.
The event will be held in English.
