Sannimari Veini
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Sannimari Veini studied law at the University of Turku, Finland, and graduated with an LL.M. degree in 2021. During her studies, Sannimari specialized in public international law and wrote her Master’s thesis with the title “Redrawing the Red Line: Researching Possibilities of International Law to Secure Accountability for the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria Through Individual Criminal Responsibility”. Later, Sannimari worked as a research assistant at the Chair of Public Law and International Law at the University of Giessen and was an Associated Researcher at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt and the CBWNet project. Sannimari is currently also an Emerging Expert of the Forum on the Arms Trade and is based in Finland. Sannimari’s main research interests include issues of arms control and disarmament, and the interaction of these fields with other fields of international law, mainly international criminal and humanitarian law, and politics. She is especially focused on chemical weapons and questions surrounding different avenues of accountability for their use, and she has taught various subjects, including international criminal and humanitarian law. |
