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Vidal Martín

Former Researcher

Vidal Martín runs the “International Criminal Justice & Post-Conflict” project at FRIDE, which is related to Human Rights, Transitional and Universal Justice, as well as the complementarity between national and international courts. He is also the FRIDE project coordinator of the "Transnational Terrorism, Security and Rule of Law" Consortium project (TTSRL), co-funded by the European Commission.

He holds a Law degree from the University of Valladolid (Spain) and Università degli Studi di Padova (Italy). He previously worked at the Irish Centre for Human Rights (ICHR), National University of Ireland (Galway), where he took part in the Refugee and Asylum Legal Support Unit and worked on the “Model Codes for Post-Conflict Criminal Justice Project” run jointly by the ICHR, the US Institute for Peace (USIP) and the UN High Commissioner (2004-2005). Prior to that, he was involved in EU Youth Programmes on Conflict Resolution and Transforming Conflicts in the Euro-Mediterranean Region, Euromed (2002-2003).

Geo tags

European Union Latin America & Caribbean

Expert in

Genocide Human rights International Criminal Court International Criminal Justice Justice Rule of Law Transitional justice Tribunal

Spoken languages

English, Italian, Spanish

Written languages

English, Italian, Spanish

Expert publications

• 18/02/2010 - Transnational Justice: the new dimension

• 19/12/2008 - African mistrust of "Northern Justice"

• 05/12/2007 - The two faces of impunity: the EU and International Criminal Court

• 20/04/2007 - The Role of Women in the Northern Ireland Peace Process

• 25/08/2006 - In no man's land. Internally displaced persons and refugees in Lebanon

• 17/07/2006 - International humanitarian law and possible models of intervention in Lebanon