What is the International Criminal Law Foundation?
The International Criminal Law Foundation is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to human rights, social awareness, education, research, documentation, and international legal principles.
What are the foundation's objectives?
- Among other things, the foundation focuses on:
- human rights and human dignity;
- social awareness;
- education and knowledge sharing;
- research and documentation;
- principles of international law;
- public reports and publications;
- and the promotion of a just and peaceful society.
Is the foundation a court or an investigative agency?
No. The International Criminal Law Foundation is not a court, government agency, investigative agency, or official legal authority.
The foundation does not conduct criminal prosecutions, official investigative activities, or legally binding assessments. Any legal investigations, prosecutions, and judicial decisions are the exclusive responsibility of competent national and international authorities.
Can I share information or documentation with the foundation?
Yes. Individuals, civil society organizations, researchers, and stakeholders can carefully share relevant social information or documentation with the foundation using the contact or upload options available on the website.
All submissions will be handled with care within the framework of applicable laws and regulations.
What information can be shared?
Among other things:
- documents;
- reports;
- social information;
- public sources;
- statements;
- images, photos, and video footage;
- and other relevant documentation related to human rights, social issues, or humanitarian situations.
How does the foundation handle privacy and confidentiality?
The foundation handles personal data and information received with care and in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Appropriate organizational and technical measures are taken to protect data as effectively as possible.
Does the foundation conduct research?
Yes. The foundation may conduct social and documentary research on human rights, principles of international law, social developments, and the functioning of legal systems in various countries.
Research and publications are intended exclusively for social, educational, and informational purposes.
Does the foundation collaborate with other organizations?
Yes. The foundation may collaborate with civil society organizations, researchers, educational institutions, volunteers, and other stakeholders who contribute to human rights, education, and social awareness.
In doing so, the foundation always maintains its independent position.
How are donations used?
Donations are used exclusively to support the foundation’s social and statutory objectives, including:
- education;
- research;
- documentation;
- publications;
- social projects;
- events;
- and organizational activities.
The foundation is a nonprofit organization.
Does the foundation have ANBI status?
If applicable, information regarding any ANBI status, policy plan, and financial transparency may be published on the foundation’s website.
Can the foundation provide legal advice?
No. The foundation does not provide official legal advice and does not replace a lawyer, court, or competent legal authority.
For legal questions, we recommend contacting a qualified legal expert or lawyer.
How can I contact you?
You can contact us via the contact form or using the contact information on this website. The foundation strives to respond to messages and requests carefully and within a reasonable time frame.