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It is with this purpose in mind that the Project Sunflowers (the name referring to one the symbols of Ukraine) was established.

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We, as lawyers are likely to encounter witnesses and victims of such crimes in our professional practice and in providing legal assistance to people fleeing Ukraine to escape War. The Warsaw Bar Association is organising a project to support the collection of information about evidence regarding war crimes and crimes against humanity perpetrated in Ukraine. You can contribute personally, through your law firms or by contacting organisations or individuals that you think would be inspired by this initiative.

In the intervening period, TRIAL International is looking for financial support from AIJA members, with a target of 50,000 euros in donations to continue its work and to open multiple cases in Ukraine and abroad.

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TRIAL International anticipates international institutional support for pursuing this medium to long term strategy.

With over 22,000 war crimes incidents documented so far, many victims having fled the country, and perpetrators most likely to be arrested outside of Russia, if not already detained in Ukraine, the prospects for accountability reside in domestic jurisdictions, in Ukraine and abroad. TRIAL International is working with those jurisdictions to bring criminal cases forward by activating universal jurisdiction, abroad, or working with Ukrainian authorities to investigate and prosecute those crimes. There are 166 jurisdictions in the world that can open investigation and prosecute crimes committed in Ukraine, but the need for strategic litigation is key to pursuing accountability. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in Ukraine, TRIAL International has worked with Ukrainian and international organisations to document atrocities and build cases against perpetrators of war crimes. The war in Ukraine is now a real opportunity to apply these mechanisms to ensure accountability for perpetrators and use justice as a tool for deterrence. PURSUING ACCOUNTABILITY IN NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS ACROSS THE WORLDĮxactly a year ago, at AIJA’s annual conference in Zurich, TRIAL International’s Legal Adviser Elsa Taquet presented how international justice can have a more direct impact on conflicts, using innovative legal tools such as universal jurisdictions and complementarity. Today, together with the contribution of our special TaskForce, we are glad to introduce you to new initiatives and projects that AIJA supports, and we hope that you and your law firms will be able to help as well. We also strongly encourage to share this message with your clients and other potential donors. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, AIJA has acted to condemn the attack and support the Ukrainian population by creating a special TaskForce (Diana Tudor, Inka Knappertsbusch, Marek Laca, Oleksii Prudkyi, Tomasz Krzywański and Alisa Burkhard) collecting money and donations and including different forum conversations on our members' portal, MyAIJA, to offer job opportunities to Ukrainian lawyers and their families, support them and give information about English schools for Ukrainian children.