Miriam Nomanni

Miriam Nomanni is a fully qualified lawyer (Volljuristin) based in Berlin and doctoral candidate in Marburg, currently working on her doctoral thesis entitled “Der Strafvollzug an Verurteilten nach dem Völkerstrafgesetzbuch”. Her fields of research include international criminal law and its tribunals as well as universal jurisdiction and the enforcement of sentences relating to international crimes. She is a Managing Editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

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Editorial #54: Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow, or: Ten Years After Brexit

Being a millennial who enjoyed the Erasmus program of the EU to its fullest in the great city of London might come with romanticising the early 2010s to an unrealistic...

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Editorial #42: Resist. Persist. Repeat.

Dearest gentle reader, I’m sorry to be the one to convey the message, but this was only January, not all of 2025. And while “we listen and we don’t judge”...

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Editorial #15: On “Weltschmerz” and the Fight against Impunity

The world is in crisis. These are maybe not the most encouraging words to start an editorial post with, but sometimes the overall feeling of exhaustion and utter disbelief in...

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Of Missed Chances and Set Narratives

“Far from surprising” one could call the latest and final judgement in the case of the former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladić. On 8 June 2021, the Appeals Chamber of the...