On May 10, 2025, a webinar titled "Prosecuting Israeli War Crimes, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity in Southeast Asian Countries" brought together legal experts from Indonesia and Malaysia. Speakers explored the application of international law in prosecuting crimes in Palestine and emphasized regional responsibility. The session highlighted the growing legal solidarity in Southeast Asia and the need for global accountability.

The International Legal Coalition for Palestine’s webinar on prosecuting genocide included: Review of the Bosnian (ICTY) and Palestinian (ICC) cases and their legal challenges. Discussion of universal-jurisdiction mechanisms and holding perpetrators accountable. Introduction of the “Genocide in Gaza” platform and its role in documentation and legal support.

On March 29, 2025, the International Legal Coalition for Palestine (ILCP) convened legal experts, human rights defenders, and scholars as part of Israeli Apartheid Week. The program featured a panel discussion on the legal dimensions of Israel’s apartheid-like policies, a documentary screening, and the launch of the “Lawyers for Palestine Pledge,” which calls on legal professionals worldwide to commit to defending Palestinian rights through litigation, education, and accountability efforts.

The conference aimed to highlight the crimes of the Israeli occupation against the Palestinian people, particularly the crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip. It hosted a distinguished group of legal experts, unionists, academics, human rights activists, judges, and law professors. They discussed the practical and procedural steps necessary to prosecute war criminals and perpetrators of genocide in Palestine and to ensure their accountability before international courts in order to achieve justice and redress for the victims. The conference also sought to raise global awareness of the humanitarian suffering in Gaza and to unify legal and human rights efforts in support of Palestinian rights and the pursuit of international justice.