HRLC welcomes summer interns

HRLC interns

The HRLC team has been joined by three University of Nottingham student interns for the next eight weeks:

• Katerina Katsimardou Miariti is originally from Greece where she acquired her Bachelors in Law. Her interest in International Criminal Law was born during her year as an Erasmus student at the University of Strasbourg. Katerina is currently completing her LLM in International Criminal Justice and Armed Conflict, and she’s been working for the ICJ Unit’s NILD project throughout the academic year. As HRLC’s ICC Database on National Implementing Legislation (NILD) intern Katerina will be assisting Professor Olympia Bekou in enhancing the capacity of NILD.
• Anna-Shereen Holland has recently completed her undergraduate degree in BA Law with French and French Law. During her final year of university she held a student assistantship position within HRLC, providing editorial assistance for the Torture Yearbook. As HRLC’s publications intern, she is now assisting Dr Anne Lister with the production of the International Human Rights Reports, one of HRLC’s leading publications.
• Petr Madr is currently studying for a Master´s degree in Law at Charles University in Prague and spent a year in Nottingham as an exchange student. He previously interned in the Department of European Law in Prague and the Czech Office of Government. He is primarily interested in EU human rights law and the European Convention on Human Rights. As HRLC’s Human Rights Law Research intern Petr is providing editorial and research assistance to Carla Buckley and Professor David Harris.