Elenco delle notizie in archivio

• Appraising, accessioning and describing archival print and digital records.
• Digitizing records as necessary.
• Processing and packaging physical items according to best practice.
• Responding to reference requests from staff or outside researchers.
• Monitoring the environmental conditions in the archive.
• Completing individual projects as agreed.

The International Criminal Court has a project to migrate contents from repositories to modern SharePoint environments.  As project is ongoing, we are currently looking for an individual who can work in the Information Management Office (IMO). The IMO is a team within the Information Management Unit (IMU) of the Information Management Services Section (IMSS) that focuses on delivering timely and efficient Information Management services to support the Court's activities. Its objectives include managing Records and Document management applications and ensuring best practices. The IMO is responsible for maintaining and improving document management and governance processes and managing various strategic projects, including content migration and Information Management infrastructure. The intern will be directly reporting to the Project Manager and will be supporting in the execution of the project activities.

Duties and responsibilities: Assist the IMO team to:

• Support in updating project documents such as project plan, issues list, risk register, etc.;
• Assist in the coordination with relevant stakeholders where actions are required and help ensure that tasks are completed on time;
• Test the new system
• Organise and participate in project meetings;
• Draft meeting minutes and project communications;
• Support change management initiatives such as coordination of training to end users;
• Any other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

In ESO's Department of Communication you will work with a team of professional science communicators for the preparation of ESO news and press releases, publications, web pages, video scripts, exhibition panels and other public communication products.

• Conduct in-depth legal research and analysis of questions of international criminal law, public international law, international humanitarian law, human rights law as well as relevant international and national legal materials for reference and background
• Provision of legal advice on the interpretation and application of the Court’s documents
• Summary of evidence material; preparation of summaries of submissions and decisions
• Preparation of legal memoranda, observations of Court proceedings.

Chambers is recruiting interns to support the Chambers Working Group (CWG) in relation to the Case Law Database (CLD) Project. The CLD Project is aimed at creating a database of the Court’s jurisprudence. To that end, the Chambers Working Group extracts legal findings from the Court’s decisions and identifies relevant keywords and other metadata (‘head-noting’). The selected candidates will work within the CWG and contribute to the head-noting process under the supervision of the CWG Coordinator. Duties and responsibilities:

As part of the ‘head-noting’ process and under the direct supervision of the CWG Coordinator, the interns will contribute to the head-noting process, which includes the following steps:

• Conduct in-depth legal analysis of the Court’s judgments, decisions and orders and identify and extract key legal findings and identify relative levels of jurisprudential importance;
• Identify relevant legal keywords for legal findings;
• Identify relationships between related judgments, decisions and orders;
• Collect, organise, and collate other assorted metadata fields for legal findings;
• Participate in meetings and substantive discussions on issues arising in the CLD Project;
• Cite-check and edit documents;
• Assist in the development of other language versions of the CLD; and
• Perform other tasks, as requested by the CWG Coordinator.