معرفی
Dr. Helen Trouille is a Senior Lecturer at Bangor University, affiliated with the School of History, Law and Social Sciences. She joined the university in January 2023, specializing in international criminal law and post-conflict justice, particularly in East Africa. Her expertise includes transitional justice, regional integration, and legal systems analysis. She is a qualified lawyer with extensive experience in French legal contexts and interpretation.
Research Interests
- International Criminal Law
- Transitional Justice
- Post-Conflict Reconciliation
- Regional Integration (EU & East Africa)
Recent Work Trends
Her publications focus on post-conflict justice mechanisms, EU-Africa relations, and comparative legal frameworks. Recent work examines Rwanda's judicial processes under universal jurisdiction and regional integration dynamics in the East African Community (EAC). She also explores post-pandemic global cooperation and EU policy responses to crises.
Grants & Activities
- Lead Partner in Jean Monnet initiatives on EU-Africa relations (2022-2025)
- Co-investigator in 'Language and the Sexual Politics of Asylum' (2020)
- Presented at conferences on regional integration and migration in Africa/Europe (2024)
Teaching & Supervision
Welcomes postgraduate students in international criminal law, transitional justice, and post-conflict societies, with a focus on East Africa.
