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The Catholic University of Murcia grants the number one of the Civil Guard and the National Police Corps to complete their knowledge in this important area.

The inauguration of the new UCAM Master's Degree in International Criminal Law and International Legal Cooperation has been celebrated in Madrid, with the presentation of José Ricardo de Prada, criminal magistrate of the National Court and for a time an international judge in the courtroom of war crimes of the Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

During his presentation the magistrate analyzed the most relevant sentences for which those responsible for the most heinous international crimes of the twentieth century have been convicted, specifically those in Rwanda, Argentina and the former Yugoslavia, saying that "on the interested jurists International Criminal Justice weighs the great responsibility of preserving the future of humanity in the face of its great challenges, in the face of violence of all kinds, barbarism and injustice.The courts of the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda marked a new era for the international criminal justice, served to eradicate the idea and culture of impunity that traditionally accompanied the most serious and massive violations of human rights, which allowed the end of the 20th century, and as one of its great achievements, the International Criminal Court. Without a doubt, a great advance for humanity. "

The act was attended by, among others, several Supreme Court magistrates, the head of the Equality Section of the Imo.

Madrid Bar Association or the prestigious criminal lawyer Manuel Ollé Sesé, who is part of the master's teaching staff.

During the presentation ceremony, the director of this new master's degree, Juan Carlos de la Cerra, thanked his support for different national and international organizations that have contributed to its implementation, and said that among the activities they intend to organize are A visit to the National Court and to the International Criminal Court, based in The Hague.

Source: UCAM