Legal Officer and Case Manager
Lawyer and Counsel at the ICC
Jeanne Sulzer is a lawyer at the Paris bar. Specialist in issues of international criminal justice, human rights and the fight against terrorism, she has worked for more than 20 years alongside victims of international crimes by advising, assisting or representing them in their quest for truth and justice before the courts in national, regional and international jurisdictions including the International Criminal Court. Jeanne also teaches at multiple universities including Sciences Po, Paris and Paris II. She is the head of the International Justice Commission of Amnesty International France.
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Working languages: French and English
Jeanne Sulzer
Elise Lauriot Prévost
Legal Advisor and Case Manager
Elise Lauriot Prévost is a Case Manager at Impact Litigation and a Legal Adviser for the Starvation Mobile Justice Team at Global Rights Compliance. She is trained in restorative justice by the French Institute of Restorative Justice in partnership with France Victimes. She teaches “Justice Pénale Internationale” at Université Paris 13. She graduated from Sciences Po Paris with a Master II in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action, from Paris VIII with a Master I in Private Law and from King's College London with a BA (Hons) in International Relations. She has previously worked in international organisations and NGOs. She is a member of the International Justice Commission of Amnesty International France.
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Working languages: French and English
Zazie Steedman
Junior Legal Consultant
Zazie Steedman is a Junior Legal Consultant at Impact Litigation. She is currently undertaking a Masters in Comparative Public Law at Université Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas. Zazie holds a Masters in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action from Sciences Po Paris and an undergraduate degree in law from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France) with a semester abroad at McGill University Law School (Canada). She previously worked for law clinics and NGOs, such as Anticor and Amnesty International Canada. She is a member of the International Justice Commission at Amnesty International France.
Working languages: French and English
Lola Rivoir
Legal Intern
Lola Rivoir is a Legal Intern at Impact Litigation. She holds an LL.M in International and Transnational Criminal Law from the University of Amsterdam (the Netherlands), as well as a Masters and a double undergraduate degree in English and French Law from the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France) and Queen Mary University of London (United Kingdom). Trilingual in French, English and Spanish, she participated in the ICC Moot Court Competition and previously worked for NGOs and law firms, including Human Rights Observers and Utopia 56.
Working languages: French, English and Spanish
Martin Demoment
Legal Intern
Martin Demoment is a Legal Intern at Impact Litigation, in parallel of completing a master at the School of Public Affairs at Sciences Po Paris (France). Last year, he passed the Paris Bar Exam, and graduated with a LL.M. in International Criminal Law from the University of Amsterdam (the Netherlands), jointly with Columbia Law School (USA). He also holds a Master I in Public Law from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, a Bachelor of Laws from Université Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Sciences Po Paris. He previously worked for the International Criminal Court, for the Amsterdam Law Clinics and the Clooney Foundation for Justice (CFJ).
Working languages: French, English and German
Siano is a Paris and Barcelona-based law firm specialized in complex criminal cases, including terrorism, extradition and international criminal law.
Law firm
Siano
Working languages: French, English and Spanish.
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Anne Charbord
Of counsel
Anne Charbord is an international human rights lawyer with over 20 years of international experience in providing strategic and legal advice to international organisations, independent human rights experts, civil society actors and victims of human rights violations in the field of human rights law, transitional justice, children's rights in securitised contexts and counter-terrorism. She has significant experience drafting reports and legal and advocacy briefs for international independent human rights experts and UN bodies. She has held senior positions with the United Nations and the OSCE. She lectures on human rights security at Sciences Po-PSIA and has extensively published on issues related to the misuse of terrorism legislation.
Working languages: French and English
Héleyn Uñac
Of counsel
Héleyn Uñac has over 20 years’ experience working in international human rights law and international criminal justice. She is the Founder of Human Rights Vigilance, a Hague-based law firm which provides advanced legal and strategic advice on the protection, respect, and promotion of human rights and the rule of law, including business and human rights standards. She is on the List of Counsel of the International Criminal Court and the President of the International Criminal Defence Commission of the International Association of Lawyers (UIA).