Dr AGNIESZKA MARTYNOWICZ

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    20132023

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    Research interests

    Agnieszka’s research interests lie in the areas of criminal justice, prisons and punishment, migration and human rights. With a combined academic background in both law and criminology, her research and publications often span those disciplines. Her PhD (at Ulster University, 2017) examined the experiences of male Polish prisoners incarcerated in Northern Ireland, while her LLM in Human Rights Law Master’s thesis (Queen’s University Belfast, 2004) explored the rights and the position of victims before international criminal tribunals.

    In the past, she has written about youth justice, imprisonment, immigration detention and the rights and experiences of migrant workers. Her current research focuses on experiences of deportability of ‘foreign national’ prisoners in the UK. Agnieszka is currently a Steering Committee member of the Migration Working Group North West at Edge Hill University and, in the past, she was a member of the North-South Immigration Forum (Belfast/Dublin) and led on migration and asylum research as an Assistant Director of the Institute for Conflict Research in Belfast.

    Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

    In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

    • SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities
    • SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

    Education/Academic qualification

    Online teaching: creating courses for adult learners, Other, 'HZFM881 - Online teaching: creating courses for adult learners', The Open University

    1 Jun 202030 Aug 2020

    Award Date: 1 Oct 2020

    PhD in Criminology, PhD, "[...] they didn't ask us to come here, did they?" : foreign national prisoners in Northern Ireland : a case study of Polish prisoners, Ulster University

    20122017

    Award Date: 6 Jul 2017

    Certificate in Conflict Prevention, Certificate in Conflict Prevention, United Nations System Staff College

    2006

    Award Date: 30 Nov 2006

    LLM in Human Rights Law (distinction), Queen's University Belfast

    20022004

    Award Date: 10 Dec 2004

    Certificate - International Criminal Court, Certificate - International Criminal Court, National University of Ireland

    2004

    Award Date: 30 Jul 2004

    Diploma in International Humanitarian Law, Diploma in International Humanitarian Law, International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva

    2003

    Award Date: 30 May 2003

    Certificate in Research and Evaluation in the Human Rights Field, Certificate in Research and Evaluation in the Human Rights Field, , Human Rights Associates, Washington

    2002

    Award Date: 1 Aug 2002

    Diploma in International Human Rights Law, Diploma in International Human Rights Law, Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Warsaw

    1999

    Award Date: 29 Oct 1999

    MA in Law and Legal Sciences, MA, University of Warsaw

    19931998

    Award Date: 1 Jun 1998

    Research Groups

    • Migration Working Group - North West

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