French lawyer, admitted to the Paris Bar in February 2010 and founder of Rimailho Avocats (2014). From her early studies she directed her training towards international law and human rights.
In 2005 she joined the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, where she was part of investigation teams in cases against senior officials accused of war crimes. In 2008 she worked in the Human Rights Sub-directorate of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs during the French presidency of the Council of the European Union, and she then joined the defence of a former African head of State accused of crimes against humanity.
After taking the oath she practised at Me Virginie Dusen's firm, where she built her expertise in asylum law and developed the criminal practice. From Rimailho Avocats she supports EICC in proceedings, procedural steps and coordination with clients in France.
Education and credentials
- Member of the Paris Bar; admitted in February 2010.
- Founder of Rimailho Avocats (Paris, 2014), EICC's correspondent firm in France.
- Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (2005): investigation teams in cases against senior officials accused of war crimes.
- Human Rights Sub-directorate of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2008), during the French presidency of the Council of the European Union.
- Defence of a former African head of State accused of crimes against humanity.
- Practice in criminal law, immigration law and asylum law, with particular dedication to complex, long-running matters that demand procedural mastery.
- Regular speaker in legal training programmes and volunteer with the INITIADROIT association.
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