Fact-finding mission

01 Introduction - Session Structure and Understanding the Fact-Finding Mission (FFM)

02 Establishment of the FFM Mission - Decision, Extension, and Mandate (Sudan, RSF, SAF)

03 The detailed mandate of the FFM mission - The five objectives and the challenge of proving individual accountability

04 How does FFM work? Lack of field access and reliance on civil society organizations

05 Evidence Submission Criteria for FFM - Trusted Source and the Three Supporting Sources

06 Open Discussion - Collective and Individual Accountability and the Impact of Cultural Context on Documentation

07 How can FFM reports be used? The international, humanitarian, and criminal legal framework

08 Targeted Crimes (War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity) and Coordination Between Agencies

09 Practical Procedures for Civil Society Organizations - Memos, Individual Cases, and Recommendations for External Parties

10 Summary - Focus on Patterns and Group Work Guidelines (Evidence Gathering Tools)