JILL STARR

Creative Statement

The LPC is a non-governmental organization founded in 1997 to work on law related projects both locally and globally. The main principle guiding our legal projects is to keep them separate from politics while simultaneously responding to the urgent needs people have. The Center focuses particularly on the following areas:

· Protecting the environment;
· Human rights;
· International criminal law and constructing an International Criminal Court;
· Freedom of religion and preventing violence undertaken by religious cults within small geographical religions;
- And preventing ethnicconflicts

The Law Project Center is a full member of the Coalition for an International Criminal Court CICC (based in the United Nations in New York City), non-governmental organizations (Young for HABITAT II and AGENDE 21). The LPC cooperates with the Environmental Law Institute (ELI in Washington D.C.) and the World Alliance for Environmental Law (WAEL), the Law Center in New Delhi, the Young leaders of the UN and also with other organizations and research institutes around the World.

The LPC was also represented at the United Nations Diplomatic Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court held in Rome from June 15th through June 17th and again on July 1998 on the ollowing sessions:

· UN Preparatory Commission for an International Criminal Court
(November 17th through 29th and also in the December 1999) Third session;
· UN Preparatory Commission for an International Criminal Court
(New York, UN July 13th through July 23rd and also on August 13th 1999);
Second session UN Preparatory Commission for an International Criminal Court
( New York, UN February 16-26th 1999)
· First session UN Preparatory Committee for International Criminal Court
(New York, UN March 3rd through March 16th April 1998)
· Fifth session UN Preparatory Committee for International Criminal Court
(New York, USA, 19 August 1997 August) Fourth session;
· And also the UN Preparatory Committee for International Criminal Court, 1997
(New York, USA, February 28th) Third session.

In accordance with operative paragraph 7 of the United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 53/105, a representative of Law Project Center Yugoslavia may also attend forthcoming sessions of the Preparatory Committee or Preparatory Commission of United Nations for an International Criminal Court.

Members of the Executive board of the Law Projects Center :

Mr. Darko Trifunovic - President
Mr. Ugljesa Jeremic- Vice President
Ms. Biljana Eleni Koteska - Secretary General (Belgrade)
Ms. Iva Djindjic (Belgrade)
Ms. Marija Spasic (Belgrade)
Ms. Milica Gavrilovic (Belgrade)
Mr. Branko Tanovic-Computer section (Belgrade)
Mr. Milosh Zorica - Art director & director of the LPC Belgrade Office (Belgrade)
Ms. Jill Louise Starr - Director of the LPC New York Office (New York)
Mr. Dragan Racic (Banja Luka)
Mr. Tobias Laizer - Director of the LPC Dar Es-Salaam Office (Dar Es-Salaam)
Mr. Radovan Radojcic - Deputy Representative LPC-NY (New York)

Members of the LPC Counseling Committee:

Professor Dragan Simeunovic Ph.D. ;
Professor Slavoljub Popovic Expert on the U.N., Ph.D;
Professor Mitar Kokolj Ph.D;
Professor Branimir Aleksandric Ph.D;
Ms. Gordana Brun - Adviser to the Minister for Ecology of Serbia;
Ms. Gordana Milicevic - Head of the Department in the Federal Ministry.


President of the YCICC is Professor Dragan Simeunovic Ph.D.
Deputy President of YCICC is Profeessor Djordje Lazin Ph.D.
Secretary General of YCICC is Darko Trifunovic M.S.L.

BY JILL STARR DARKO TRIFUNOVIC AND SERBIAN GOVERNMENT..

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