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International Foundation for Democracy and Human Rights – IFDHR is a unique human rights non-governmental organization (NGO) that seeks to work on a number of transitional justice issues in the Balkans, Middle East and South Asia. It will offer public advocacy services on the national and international level, focusing on the following key areas:Accountability and Justice initiatives;Public Interest Litigation for Human Rights Violations;Documenting Human Rights Abuses;Public Advocacy and Government Relations;Judicial Reform, Development, Training and Institutional Building;Crisis Management; andBusiness and Human Rights.

Toby Cadman specialises in the areas of war crimes, international terrorism, extradition and mutual legal assistance, judicial review, prison law and human rights law. Toby lectures extensively on international humanitarian law, criminal procedure and human rights law and has provided extensive advice and training to judges, prosecutors and defence lawyers throughout the Balkans and Southeast Asia.Toby has appeared and been instructed in matters before the International Criminal Court, the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the International Crimes Tribunal Bangladesh, the European Court of Human Rights, the Bosnian War Crimes Chamber and the UN Human Rights Committee.As an extradition specialist he acts on behalf of requested persons, Governments and judicial authorities in extradition proceedings both at first instance hearings and extradition appeals in the High Court. He has acted for Albania, Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Poland, Portugal, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Serbia and Sweden. Cases to date have included those involving war crimes, drug trafficking, human trafficking, murder, rape, violent crime and all types of dishonesty offences. Toby has also advised extensively on the obligations arising out of extradition requests and surrenders to International Criminal Tribunals.
Toby has a developing public international law practice that involves human rights work, prison law and judicial review. Currently Toby is instructed in a number of matters before the Administrative Court, European Court of Human Rights and the UN Human Rights Committee.

 Toby also acts for a number of clients in pro-bono matters in foreign jurisdictions, in particular concerning British nationals convicted abroad.

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Seconded to the CPS Special Crimes Department, Extradition Unit as Senior Crown Prosecutor. Responsible for providing advice and representation in all aspects of extradition and mutual legal assistance to States, and prosecutorial agencies on obligations arising under international treaties, the European Arrest Warrant Scheme, the Extradition Act 2003, and other bilateral agreements. Cases include:The Government of Serbia v. Ejup Ganic 
CWMC, 27 July 2010; [2010] EWHC 878 (Admin)Central Court in Madrid, Spain v. Kolu Yassa BurriVygandas Dikmonas v. Ministry of Justice of Lithuania [2010] All ER (D) 159 Ritvars Logins v. District Court Riga, LatviaCarmellus Agius v. Court of Magistrates, Malta David Coleiro v. Court of Magistrates, Malta [2011] EWHC 873 (Admin)Poland v. Leszlek Kolonowski

Liaison between police and prosecutorial authorities in Bosnia with the aim of enhancing mutual cooperation.Provide assistance and advice to law enforcement and prosecutorial authorities in criminal investigations of serious and organised crime, economic crime and corruption.Prepare summaries of criminal investigations as well as assessments regarding general aspects of the criminal justice system.Liaise with the European Union Special Representative and other international and national institutions involved in criminal justice matters.Liaison with European Forces (EUFOR) with respect to the conduct of investigations into serious and organised crime and relations with prosecutorial authorities.Deliver training and briefings on criminal procedure legislation, human rights and other related matters.Drafted proposal for Law on DNA in Criminal Proceedings and Rules of Procedure for Use of DNA in Criminal Investigations.

Headed the legal advisory services to the Special Department for War Crimes and advised the Chief Prosecutor and his deputies on legal, administrative and operational matters related to the investigation and prosecution of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. Coordinated matters of extradition, international legal assistance and mutual cooperation on behalf of the Prosecutor’s Office. Represented the Prosecutor’s Office and coordinated human rights challenges before the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights. Reviewed draft indictments, motions and appeals. Coordinated cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.Liaised with national and international law enforcement agencies and other organisations. Prepared and negotiated memoranda of understanding, agreements and by-laws.Advised on the diplomatic status of the international component of the Prosecutor’s Office and on other general obligations arising under international law.Supervision of 50+ legal and support staff.

Legal advisor to a human rights court composed of fourteen judges (national and international)Responsible for advising on individual human rights petitions under the European Convention on Human Rights and other applicable international instruments.Managed a caseload of 300+ petitions involving complaints of unlawful detention, unfair trial, unreasonable length of detention/trial, property rights, freedom of expression, discrimination and protection of religious property.Panel Lawyer (deputy registrar) for first instance panel of seven judges responsible for advising on individual petitions, application of substantive and procedural law, interpretation of international treaties and agreements and the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and advising the Vice Presidentof the Court who sat as President of the Panel.