''A project of the Universities of Milano, Brescia and Verona with the co-operation of PICT--the Project on International Courts and Tribunals.''. - Съдържа: Introduction / Tullio Treves -- International courts and compliance bodies : the experience of Amnesty International / Dean Zagorac -- The experience of the AIRE Centre in litigating before the European Court of Human Rights / Catharina Harby -- NGOs and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights / Monica Pinto -- NGOs before the European Court of Human Rights : beyond amicus curiae participation? / Marco Frigessi di Rattalma -- The role of NGOs before the United Nations Human Rights Committee / Gianluca Rubagotti -- Some concluding remarks on NGOs and the European Court of Human Rights / Nina Vajic -- The experience of No Peace Without Justice / Mariacarmen Colitti -- NGOs and the activities of the ad hoc Criminal Tribunals for Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda / Patrizia De Cesari -- NGOs and the activities of the International Criminal Court / Francesca Trombetta-Panigadi -- NGOs and the East Timor Special Panels for Serious Crimes / Chiara Ragni -- Some concluding remarks on the role of NGOs in the ICC / Mauro Politi -- The experience of Greenpeace International / Duncan E.J. Currie -- NGOs and the Aarhus Convention / Jeremy Wates -- The World Bank inspection panel : about public participation and dispute settlement / Laurence Boisson de Chazournes -- NGOs in non-compliance mechanisms under multilateral environmental agreements : from tolerance to recognition? / Cesare Pitea -- Non-governmental organizations and the International Court of Justice / Eduardo Valencia-Ospina -- NGOs and law of the sea disputes / Philippe Gautier -- CIEL's experience in WTO dispute settlement : challenges and complexities from a practical point of view / Lise Johnson and Elisabeth Tuerk -- NGOs and the WTO dispute settlement mechanism / Marcella Distefano -- The accessibility of European integration courts from an NGO perspective / Jessica Maria Almqvist -- The amicus curiae in international courts : towards common procedural approaches? / Ruth Mackenzie.*