State's Responsibility for Historical Injustices before International Institutions Courts
Hello Kelly. First of all, a very big thank you for accepting to do this little interview. Thanks to you. Can you tell us about yourself and what you're working on? All right, yes. Thank you very much, Liliane. I am Kelly Picard, I am French, a lecturer at the University Jean-Monnet, near Lyon, in public law. I work more specifically in public law. I've been working for about ten years now on the notions of historical prejudice and transitional justice. We will go back to this later. Specifically, I dedicated my PhD thesis to these questions, namely, the question of the responsibility of the State in the reparation of historical damage. In addition, my research mainly deals with the protection of rights and freedoms, mechanisms of justice and reparation in post-conflict situations, typically, Truth and Reconciliation Commissions, and the different forms of reparation considered in such contexts, which somewhat fall outside the typical legal framework. I also had t...