Aleksandra Bodzioch and Kamil Sobański presented their research at the PARK

On November 15, Aleksandra Bodzioch and Kamil Sobański presented their research at the PARK: Polish Academic Roundtable on Criminal Justice, organized by the Young Penalists of AIDP at the Faculty of Law and Administration, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań.

Kamil opened the event with his presentation that examined the concept of transparency in International Criminal Court proceedings, highlighting its broader implications. He shared preliminary findings and discussed methodological approaches drawn from his ongoing research under the project “Virtual Justice: Remote Proceedings before the International Criminal Court – Threat or Opportunity?” This project is funded by the Polish NCN National Science Centre (No. 2022/47/O/HS5/01229).

Aleksandra delivered a presentation titled ‘Understanding Instructions for Victims: A Comparative Analysis of the Implementation of Directive 2012/29 in Poland and France.’ She shared the findings of her research conducted as part of her master’s thesis at the Department of Criminal Procedure. Her presentation not only enriched the discussion on victim-related procedural rights but also provided valuable insights and inspired further research prospects in this field.

We are proud of Aleksandra and Kamil’s participation in this event organized by the Young Penalists of AIDP. We look forward to future opportunities to exchange academic ideas and contribute to meaningful discussions in the field of criminal law.