Justice and Home Affairs

What will future migration flows look like and how will these impact on states and on regions? How to ensure that the right migration policies are in place? Will current trends reverse? How far will trade flows impact on the movement of people? What will be the pressure points? Will borders be redefined by 2030? Should states be planning for new migration scenarios? What are the risks of getting it wrong?
Location: Wiston House

Can criminal proceedings against perpetrators of massive or systematic human rights violations run in parallel to peace processes? What has been the experience to-date of international jurisdictions, in particular the International Criminal Court (ICC), during ongoing conflicts? Is there evidence the issuing of indictments hinders political arrangements? What has the view of the UN Security Council been, or regional organisations? How is the pursuit of criminal justice viewed by humanitarian organisations, or victims?
Location: Wilton Park

Is the UK government prepared for the challenges of the next 20 years? Is there a common understanding of long term trends and their implications? What are the drivers for key regions and countries? What further strategies need to be in place and how best to co-ordinate? How to develop effective relationships with other governments to tackle the key challenges? What about alliances with non state actors?
Location: Wiston House