Anyone who has served or is serving as a prosecutor, analyst, investigator, or other legal staff at an international or hybrid criminal tribunal/court (e.g., ICC, ICTY, ICTR, SCSL, ECCC, IRMCT, STL), and who worked directly on cases of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, or aggression is eligible to become a member of AILCP with full voting rights in the governance of the association.

Because AILCP is a professional association dedicated to the prosecutorial function, defense and victims counsel, academics, advisors, ad hoc consultants, and interns are not eligible for full membership. However, anyone committed to the mission of AILCP is welcome to apply for associate membership, and thereby become eligible to attend conferences, training programs, and networking events, as well as to serve on committees, working groups, and the Executive Board to the extent approved by the Board.

Membership may be denied or revoked for good cause, which includes, but is not limited to, individual misconduct, compliance with national or international laws, protecting AICLP and its members from legal, physical, reputational, or other material harm, as well as where a member’s need to comply with national laws conflicts with the spirt or purpose of AICLP’s bylaws, mission, or policies.

Membership may not be denied or revoked based upon an individual’s race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, or any other immutable characteristic.