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national humanitarian law (IHL).
Study on the compatibility between
the Ecuadorian legal framework
and IHL provisions”, Quito, Ecuador,
May 31st.
• “Seminar on the National and
International Legal Framework to
prevent, fight and eradicate illicit
small arms and light weapons trafficking”,
Mexico City, June 5th, organized
by the Mexican Secretariat
of Foreign Affairs and the campaign
called “Armas Bajo Control” (“Control
Arms”).
• “Forum: Validity of International
Humanitarian Law Treaties adopted
by the National Assembly
throughout its 100 years”, Panama
City, June 2 th, organized by Panama’s
National Assembly and the
National Standing Committee for
the Implementation of International
Humanitarian Law, supported by
the ICRC.
• Workshop on the role of CARI-
COM in achieving the goals of the
Ottawa Convention, Port of Spain,
Trinidad and Tobago, June 29th-
30th. This event was organized by
Trinidad and Tobago’s Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and the Geneva International
Centre for Humanitarian
Demining.
• II Winter Course on International
Law, held by the Brazilian Centre
for the Study of International Law.
Milton Campos University at Belo
Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil,
July 10th-2 th.
• “Series of conferences on crimes
against archaeological, artistic and
historical heritage”, Mexico City,
July 12th, organized by the National
Institute of Criminal Science.
• “International Seminar on Human
Rights and International Humanitarian
Law”, Central University of
Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela, July
19th-21st.
• XXXIII Course on International
Law, organized by the Inter-American
Juridical Committee and the
Department of International Legal
Affairs of the OAS. Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, July 31st-August 25th.
• Regional meeting of experts:
“Weapons in International Humanitarian
Law”, Buenos Aires, August
22nd-23rd. Organized by the Argentine
Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
International Trade and Worship
and the ICRC.
• Round Table: “Forced disappearance
in Peru: about Ernesto Castillo Páez’s
case”, at the Pontifical Catholic University
of Peru, Lima, August 31st.
• Seminar: “Forced Disappearance,
criminal policy and restoration
processes: dilemmas and challenges
for truth, justice and redress in the
Colombian context”, Bogotá, Colombia,
September 5th- th.