Konstantina Stavrou

Konstantina Stavrou is a Fellow of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Researcher in the programme ‘Human Rights and International Criminal Law’ at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamental and Human Rights in Vienna, and PhD candidate at the Law Faculty of the University of Vienna focusing on the use of user-generated evidence in international criminal proceedings.

Symposium
The Past and Future of the International Criminal Court

Stocktaking of the International Criminal Court

Michael Lysander Fremuth Konstantina Stavrou Andreas Sauermoser

We are extremely grateful to the editors of Völkerrechtsblog, especially, Miriam Nomanni and Raphael Oidtmann, for hosting this symposium. A big ‘thank you’ also goes to the contributors – Tom...

Symposium
The Past and Future of the International Criminal Court

‘An International Criminal Court […] is Hereby Established’

Andreas Sauermoser Konstantina Stavrou

Benjamin Berell Ferencz, former prosecutor at the Nuremburg tribunal, once said ‘There can be no peace without justice, no justice without law and no meaningful law without a Court to...

Article

And the victims’ voices?

Konstantina Stavrou

On January 23, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) unanimously issued its provisional measures order for the case of the Rohingya. Even though the international community has welcomed the indication...