Assembly/AU/11 (XIII) Annex II Page 2   (iii) Dr Roger O’Keefe (Australia), Deputy Director, Lauterpacht Centre and Senior Lecturer in International Law, Magdalene College, University of Cambridge. 5. The Technical Ad hoc Expert Group was to be supported by a Secretariat made of the following: (a) From the African Union (i) Mr Ben Kioko, Legal Counsel, AU Commission (ii) Mr Fafré Camara, Legal Officer, AU Commission (b) From the European Union (i) Dr Sonja Boelaert, Legal Advisor, European Commission (ii) Mr Rafael de Bustamante Tello, UN and ICC Desk, General Secretariat of the Council of the EU 6. The Team was given the following Terms of References: • Provide a description of the legal notion of the principle of universal jurisdiction, setting out the distinctions between the jurisdiction of international criminal tribunals and the exercise of universal jurisdiction and related concepts by individual states on the basis of their national laws; • Outline the respective understandings on the African and EU sides regarding the principle of universal jurisdiction and its application; and • Make, as appropriate, recommendations for fostering a better mutual understanding between the AU and the EU of the purpose and the practice of universal jurisdiction. 7. The Team met twice between January and April, 2009. First in Brussels between 14th and 15th January, 2009; and secondly in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia between 30th and 31st March, 2009, in order to clarify some of the incomplete issues, the African Team met once more in Brussels between 9th and 10th April, 2009. II. REPORT OF THE EXPERTS 8. During the last meeting of the Experts in Addis Ababa, the final Report was completed. 9. The Report adopted was divided into the following five broad parts: (a) Definition and scope of the Principle of Universal Jurisdiction; Version 31 March 09(FINAL) 

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