Vasily Lukashevich

Senior Lawyer at the Registry of the European Court of Human Rights with a strong interest in the fairness of criminal proceedings, freedom of speech and religion and bodily privacy protection. Strong background in comparative public law and human rights law with particular accents on legal policy-making, transnational judicial interaction, institutional design, and concepts of procedural fairness. Cooperation, policy and legal reform advice in the areas of human rights, institutional design and implementation of international standards for the national authorities across Europe and Central Asia. Extensive experience in in-house and external training on applicable European and international standards on enhancing institutional capacity, judicial policy, legal reform, substantive rights protected by various European instruments for the judges, prosecutors, law-enforcement agents, civil servants, legal practitioners, and human rights activists. Academic teaching experience of graduate-level courses and regular academic writing on various topics of comparative constitutionalism, transnational dialogue, human rights, and legal theory. Past visiting researcher at the University of Toronto, University of Utrecht, University of Maastricht and University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. Human rights law Comparative law European law Legal policy-making