Isabella Maturana

Isabella Maturana is an experienced legal professional with a diverse background in international law and human rights.

She currently serves as a Legal Consultant at the International Criminal Court, bringing her expertise to the field of international criminal law.

Previously, Isabella worked as a Reporter at the Oxford University Press, gaining valuable experience in legal writing and research.

Her past roles include serving as a Legal Intern at the International Criminal Court, delving into the practical aspects of international legal proceedings.

Isabella also worked as a Legal Researcher specializing in International Criminal Law at the Kalshoven-Gieskes Forum on International Humanitarian Law, honing her research skills in this specialized area.

Furthermore, she has contributed to the field of justice and crime prevention as a Rule of Law Intern at the UNODC, where she gained insights into the intersection of law and policy.

Isabella's dedication to human rights is evident in her role as a Human Rights Intern at the Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations, showcasing her commitment to promoting and protecting human rights on a global scale.