Činnost Centra pro lidská práva a demokratizaci zajišťuje tým odborníků, kteří působí v akademických, justičních a dalších institucích v rámci ČR. Každý člen zajišťuje jeden z tematických panelů, kterým se Centrum zabývá, a do kterých je rozdělena i pozornost měsíčního Bulletinu Centra. Těmito oblastmi jsou mezinárodní trestní spravedlnost, evropský systém ochrany lidských práv, mezinárodní politika a lidská práva a také Česká republika a lidská práva.
Head of the Centre and Head of section International Criminal Justice
Jan has a PhD in international law and an E.MA degree in human rights from Venice and Graz. He worked in a law firm as well as in the Legal Affairs Division of the European External Action Service in Brussels. Later he worked as a Visiting Professional in the Chambers of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. In the area of international law he focuses mainly on human rights and international criminal law.
Head of section European System of Human Rights Protection & Centre´s Twitter Manager
Monika obtained university degree from the law, media and sociology at Masaryk University (Czech Republic) and human rights at Tilburg University (Netherlands). She currently works at the Office of the Czech Government Agent before the European Court of Human Rights.
Head of section European System of Human Rights Protection
Hubert studied law and European integration. He is currently teaching at the Faculty of Social Studies of Masaryk University. He spent the academic year 2010-2011 as a holder of the Fulbright scholarship researching judicialization at UC Berkeley. In the summer he lectures at the Shandong University. Huber is a member of the Government council for human rights.
Vedoucí sekce Mezinárodní politika, byznys a lidská práva
Nela studies law at Charles University and specializes in international law and human rights. She spent a semester at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and participated in internships with the Czech Embassy in Mexico, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic and the MAPP/OEA (Mission to Support the Peace Process in Colombia/Organization of American States) in Colombia.
Lucie graduated from the Faculty of Law at Masaryk University, human rights and democratization at European Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation (EIUC) in Venice and the Université de Strasbourg. She was an intern at the UN European Court of Human Rights and the Public Defender of Rights. Currently, she works at the Supreme administrative court as an assistant to a judge. She is interested in the European system of protecting human rights - more specifically the prohibition of wrongful treatment, positive duties of states and compensation.
Helena graduated from the Faculty of Law at Charles University. In the past, she worked as a lawyer at the Organization for Aid to Refugees, as an intern at the UN and subsequently as a pro bono legal consultant in the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Currently, she works as an assistant to the judge in the criminal law division of the Municipal Court in Prague.
Helena graduated from the Faculty of Law at Masaryk University and LLM in Luxembourg. She worked as an assistant to a judge at the Supreme court and is currently a judge’s assistant at the Supreme administrative court.
Veronika is currently a student of International Relations and Security and strategic studies at the Faculty of Social Studies at Masaryk University. She has spent two months at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Paris as an intern. She was also a part of the student section of the International Institute of Political Science for three years.
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