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Kamil Sobański’s new paper is now out in the Journal of International Criminal Justice We’re glad to share that Kamil Sobański’s new research article, ‘Making it Right – Remote Participation of the Accused in International Criminal Court Trials,’ is now out in the Journal of International Criminal Justice (Oxford University Press) in Open Access. In […]
Digital Justice Center presents the supervisors of two PhD candidates The Digital Justice Center is pleased to present the supervisors of two PhD candidates conducting their doctoral research within projects funded by the National Science Centre (NCN). Aleksandra Bodzioch Project: Justice for Victims 2.0: Leveraging Modern Technology in Rape Cases NCN Registration No.: 2024/55/B/HS5/02138 Supervisors: Prof. Karolina Kremens, Prof. Tomasz Piekot For more information: Justice for Victims 2.0: Leveraging Modern Technology in Rape Cases Aleksandra’s doctoral research aims to substantially improve access to information for victims in the digital environment. Her work examines the implementation of standards established in Directive 2012/29/EU on the rights to information, support, and protection of crime victims, as well as Directive 2019/882/EU concerning the accessibility of products and services. A key component of the research includes the analysis of letters of rights for victims, the application of plain language principles, and the use of modern technologies to support the communication of victims’ rights. Kalina Romanowska Project: From Voices to Verdicts: The Role of User-Generated Evidence in Transforming International Criminal Justice (FVTV) NCN Registration No.: 2024/53/B/HS5/02794 Supervisors: Prof. Wojciech Jasiński, […]
