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Cet événement aura lieu en au / The session will take place atCERI - 56, rue Jacob - 75006 ParisSalle de conférence - RdC / Conference Room (GF) Migration policies in the Mediterranean and Libya:Roundtables on Crimes, Victims and the rule of International Law This event is organised by researchers of the European Research project MAGYC (Migration Governance and asYlum Crises), the ANR project PACE (Politics of Asylum Crisis in Europe) and in partnership with the Paris School of International Affairs.In a context of continuous migrants deaths and dismantlement of search and rescue operations led by states or NGOs, the ICC opened a court case on EU migration policies in Libya and the Mediterranean as a possible crime against humanity. Will migration governance finally be negotiated in courts?This conference brings together practitioners and academics to debate the role of law in governing migration. IT will particularly reflect upon il/legalising practices and the making of “victims” and “criminals”. Programme9:00 - 9:15 | IntroductionEU migration policies and migrants in Libya and the Mediterranean:bringing practitioners and researchers together to discuss victims and criminalsOmer Shatz, Shoshana Fine, Helene Thiollet9:15 - 11.00 | 1st RoundtableCrimes Against Migrants in Libya: discussing speeches and images of migrants as victimsArezo Malakooti, Senior Fellow, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (via skype)Alnoor Mohammadiaen Adam, from Darfour, survivor of Libyan camps, refugee in FranceSally Haden, journalistJean Paul Cavalieri, Representative for the UNHCR in LibyaDiscussion:Céline Cantat, MAGYC, CERI-Sciences PoNora El Qadim, Université Paris 8 11:15-13:00 | 2nd RoundtableNGOs: Criminalizing the Good Samaritan? Framing search and rescue operationsAntoine Laurent, former Head of Operation of the Aquarius - SOS MediterraneeOscar Camps, founder of Open Arms ProactiveCatherine Norris, journalist, France 24Sergio Carrera, Senior Research Fellow CEPSDiscussion:Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, King’s college LondonVirginie Guiraudon, CEE-Sciences Po/CNRSVioleta Moreno-Lax, Queen Mary, University of London (via skype)Lunch Break14:15 - 14:45 | KeynoteEnrico Letta, Dean of Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs, former Italian PM14:45 - 16:45 | 3th RoundtableMigration Policy “as Organised Crime”?Omer Shatz, lawyerJuan Branco, lawyerFederico Soda, IOM Chief of Mission, LibyaJean Paul Cavalieri, Representative for the UNHCR in LibyaDiscussion:William Schabas, Middlesex University in LondonVincent Chetail, Graduate Institute Geneva, Global Migration Center16:45-17:00 | ClosingHelene Thiollet, Shoshana Fine &#38; Omer Shatz&#160;Responsables scientifiques : Helene Thiollet, CERI-Sciences Po/CNRS Inscription pour les internes à Sciences PoInscription pour les externes à Sciences Po Sur le site de Sciences Po-CERI 