The International Advisory Board supports the scientific progress of the project and suggests direction when required. The INTBOARD can be seen as a visionary group that provides external judgment on the efficiency and effectiveness of PROTECT’s work.
Members
Professor emer. Jan Fridthjof Bernt, legal scholar, University of Bergen, Norway
Photo: Eivind Senneset/UiB
Ms. Ana Carolina Pinto Dantas, Associate Protection Officer, UNHCR, Switzerland
Professor Lilliana Jubilut, Lawyer, Catholic University of Santos, Brazil
Professor Sandra Lavenex, Political Scientist, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Ms. Pia Oberoi, Senior Advisor on Migration and Human Rights, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Regional Office for South-East Asia
Professor Philippe Salazar, Lawyer, Cape Town University, South Africa
Photo: The Oppenheimer Memorial Trust
Ms. Tineke Strik, Member of European Parliament, Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance, Brussels/Strasbourg
Photo: European Parliament
Associate Professor Nasser Yassin, Health Management and Policy scholar, the American University of Beirut, Lebanon
Photo: AUB
Ms. Catherine Woollard, Director of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE), Brussels
Photo: ECRE
Ethics Adviser
PROTECT’s Independent Ethics Adviser is Professor Emanuela Ceva. Ceva is Professor of political theory at the Department of Political Science & International Relations and Vice-Dean at the School of Social Sciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
Related content:
How can a large, international research project benefit from an outsider’s gaze? In this interview, Emanuela Ceva reflects upon her role as an Independent Ethics Adviser in PROTECT.
How do discourses on refugee protection reflect prevailing attitudes, prejudice, (asymmetric) power structures, and established truths? In this interview, INTBOARD member Philippe-Joseph Salazar unpacks our words.