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Theresa Khriesh is a registered lawyer and public international law practitioner holding an LL.M. in Public International Law from Leiden University. She has experience in state representation, multilateral negotiations, and legal research, including work on treaty compliance, immunities, investor-state disputes, international organizations, and anti-corruption. Her professional interests include international dispute settlement, international organizations, and the role of international law.
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