Tanvir Hashem Munim

Tanvir Hashem Munim is a Lecturer at the Bristol Law School, University of the West of England (UWE), specializing in the Bar Training Programme. Prior to joining UWE, he served as a Visiting Lecturer on the Bar Practice Programme and LLM Programme at the University of Hertfordshire and as a guest/adjunct faculty member at various institutions in the UK and Bangladesh. He is a Barrister of Lincoln's Inn (Call: 2009), an advocate of the Appellate Division of Bangladesh's Supreme Court, and the first Bangladeshi listed counsel of the International Criminal Court (ICC) with full rights of audience.

• LLB, University of London
• PGDL, City, University of London
• LLM (with distinction), Nottingham Trent University

His research focuses on the intersection of history and international criminal justice, particularly in ICC cases. He has authored publications on topics such as universal jurisdiction and the role of historical narratives in criminal tribunals.

Tanvir's academic work explores the application of universal jurisdiction within the ICC framework, emphasizing pragmatic and holistic legal approaches. His recent publications highlight the integration of historical context into international criminal trials and the complexities of judicial review in transnational cases.

• Associate Fellow, Higher Education Academy (AFHEA), UK

He is currently a doctoral candidate at City St George's, University of London, advancing his research on historical methodologies in international criminal law. His career combines academic teaching with active legal practice in Bangladesh and international courts.