About CCCA

CCCA is a Stichting (Foundation) based in The Hague, The Netherlands (KvK 70909474). It has been granted ANBI status (tax benefit status) by the Dutch tax authorities (RSIN 858506919). 

CCCA's Board of Directors is composed of:

• Reinhold Gallmetzer (chairperson),  Prosecution Appeals Counsel at the International Criminal Court
• Eric Iverson (secretary/treasurer), Prosecution Trial Lawyer at the International Criminal Court and former U.S. military prosecutor
• Alex Whiting, Head of Investigations at Kosovo Specialist Prosecutor's Office, former prosecution and investigation coordinator at International Criminal Court, and US federal prosecutor

 CCCA's Advisory Board includes:

• José Antonio Alfaro Moreno, Europol, Team Leader EU Organised Crime Unit O2-24 AP, EnviCrime
• Katrina Gustafson, former prosecutor at UN war crimes tribunal
• Mark Harmond, former US environmental crimes prosecutor and UN war crimes prosecutor​
• Michelle Jarvis, Deputy Head of the International, Impartial, and Independent UN Mechanism for Syria, and former Deputy to the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
• Peter Kremer, former Canadian federal prosecutor and UN war crimes prosecutor
• Nema Milaninia, Counsel - Regulatory & Government Investigations at Google, Inc. and former prosecutor at International Criminal Court and UN war crimes tribunal

CCCA has been endorsed by, and cooperates with, Europol, the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, the European Environmental Crimes Network, and domestic prosecution and police authorities, including from the United States of America, the Netherlands, Brazil, Colombia and Peru. 

CCCA is independent, in the sense that it decides autonomously on which areas and specific fact patterns to focus. Additionally, CCCA controls its analysis and information sharing.

Activity/Financial Report 2019

Activity Report 2020

Financial Report 2020

CCCA Policy Plan 2020-2021

CCCA funders: