Tiring day but very productive discussion with the students and the staff of the uniofbeds on the current migration crisis in Greece. It was nice to be back for a day!

Had a great chat with Claire Hamilton on BBC Merseyside about the 25th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and its impact on people with disabilities

Truly honoured to find out that my research on #witness_bribing at the #ICC has been featured in the FinCEN Files (winner of the TRACE Prize, finalist for the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in International Reporting and shortlisted for the 2021 Sigma Awards) themusebaproject.org/a-la-une/fince…

Finally out! With some former Nottingham Law colleagues (Daniela, Dr Elena Abrusci, Mauro Pucheta, Katarina Schwarz) With the hope of a continuous dialogue between the different areas, actors and instruments in International Law. editorial.tirant.com/es/libro/dialo…

Tomorrow!

Thank you to the @Commonswomequ for having me as a witness for the enquiry on equality and the UK asylum process with specific focus on the #NationalityAndBordersBill and the reform on #HumanRightsAct. Manchester Law School

New issue of LJIL now available ow.ly/uK1v30gKFXx #LJIL

My latest publication on the use of internet over international criminal courts and tribunals in collaboration with the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law is out!

Last week, evidence submitted by Rossella and Kay Lalor on the inquiry into the Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and Rwanda for the provision of an Asylum Partnership Arrangement was published by the UK Parliament ➡️ bit.ly/3ysQtsa

The evidence submitted by myself and Kay Lalor (written when Manchester was suffocating under 36°during the summertime heatwave) was quoted by the International Agreement Committee of the House of Lord in their report on the UK-Rwanda MoU.

Privileged to have participated to an expert roundtable on international obligations and violence against women and girls at the @Commonswomequ Manchester Law School

Finally out! On Rwanda Policy and LGBTQI+ people seeking asylum. Thanks to the guest editor for this opportunity

🚨 We, along with academics and third sector colleagues, have today issued a Statement of Consensus highlighting our collective concerns with recent asylum legislation and jointly recommending proposed changes to the UK's asylum system 🧵1/3

February flew by, but we packed lots in💥 Our latest newsletter inc.: 🌎Paludiculture workshop w/Dr Chris Field 📃New citations on Rwanda policy Rossella & Kay Lalor 👩‍🎓Prof.Prof Michelle McManus Inaugural Lecture 💡 Spotlight on @Maz_idriss And more⬇️ lnks.gd/2/2tZWLx2

Are you bored terribly this Friday afternoon? Are looking for an excuse to procrastinate but you cannot find the right excuse?! Here a good reason! My interview for BUL Emerging Law Voices on my recent research

My entry 'Victim participation' to the Oxford Encyclopedia of Public Law is finally out... opil.ouplaw.com/display/10.109…

Delighted to see my piece on witness preparation at the International Criminal Court published in the Journal of International Criminal Justice. Lots of food for thoughts on how the ICC affects witnesses' lives and experiences. The article is open-access. academic.oup.com/jicj/advance-a…

🚨SLSA PGR Conference 2025: Registration now open! Applications are now open for our 2025 PGR Conference hosted by Manchester Law School - Research Manchester Metropolitan University from 9 to 10 January 2025. To find out more: slsa.ac.uk/index.php/news…

Looing forward to attend the Sylvia Pankhurst annual lecture next week on interrogating movements. Join us either online or in person! eventbrite.co.uk/e/sylvia-pankh…

We hope to see you tomorrow at the Annual Sylvia Pankhurst Lecture! Organised by Dr. Zainab Naqvi #LiberationNow and Rossella eventbrite.co.uk/e/sylvia-pankh…