4 December 1999

Second part of footage from the Women's Caucus Sag Harbor retreat in 1999 exploring issues of awareness about the gendered nature and limitations of international criminal justice. Pam Spees writes on the whiteboard as Some de Epie-Eyoh summarizes previous discussions and states that the purpose of the module is to raise awareness on the gendered nature and limitations in international criminal justice. The group discusses how to ensure integration of gender in legislation, and about the issues involved with using the western paradigm of women's rights when in other countries. Eleanor Condo asks participants to share any potential regional events where trainings could take place. A few members of the group talk about upcoming events. The footage ends with the women introducing themselves for the camera: Gabriela Mischkowski from Germany, Ramini Muttettugawa from Sri Lanka, Tulika Srivastava from India, Miho Tsuiji from Japan, Rhonda Copelon from New York, Marina Meshki from Georgia, Doris Mpoumou from Congo-Brazzaville, Rashida Manjoo from South Africa, Some de Epie-Eyoh from Cameroon, Pam Spees from the United States, Ana Elena Obando from Costa Rica, Alda Facio from Costa Rica, Eleanor Conda from the Philippines.