The Stockholm International Forum 2004: "Preventing Genocide; Threats and Responsibilities" was held January 26 to 28, 2004. Representatives of 58 governments were invited to Stockholm by Prime Minister Göran Persson to discuss key issues of a humanitarian, political and moral nature relating to genocide. The Stockholm conference was the first major intergovernmental conference on this subject since the UN adopted the Genocide Convention in 1948. Governmental Representatives included four Presidents, four Prime Ministers, seven Ministers of Justice.

The Stockholm International Forum 2004 (conference website)

Kofi Annan's Stockholm Genocide Prevention Proposals, January 26, 2004 UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan a UN Genocide Prevention Committee and a UN Special Rapporteur on Genocide Prevention. (this website)

Selected news reports on the Forum (this website)

The Stockholm Declaration on Genocide Prevention, January 28, 2004 In this "Declaration by the Stockholm International Forum 2004" fifty-five participating governments made seven commitments in the field of genocide prevention. (this website)

The Stockholm International Forum: "Preventing Genocide; Threats and Responsibilities" held January 26 to 28, 2004. Representatives of 58 governments were invited to Stockholm by Prime Minister Göran Persson to discuss key issues of a humanitarian, political and moral nature relating to genocide. The conference in Stockholm was the first major intergovernmental conference on this subject since the UN adopted the Genocide Convention in 1948. Governmental Representatives, included four Presidents, four Prime Ministers, seven Ministers of Justice. View Forum events in Web broadcast 

Kofi Annan's Stockholm Genocide Prevention Proposals, January 26, 2004 In Stockholm, Sweden on January 26, 2004 UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan called for parties to the Genocide Convention to establish a Genocide Prevention Committee and a UN Special Rapporteur on Genocide Prevention.