It is our pleasure to introduce our new contributor. Camille Marquis Bissonnette, LL.D, is a lecturer and postdoctoral fellow in Law at McGill. Her research interests lay principally in public international law, international security, criminal law, migration law and human rights. Her postdoctoral research focuses on the impacts of the indeterminacy of terrorism on the protection of refugees. She wrote her doctoral thesis on the intersections of international security law and the legal protection of human beings. Camille also completed a LL.M at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights and interned at the United Nations International Law Commission. She is very active in human rights education and outreach, and she is dedicated to making a difference for human rights at every level, both within and outside academia.

Heartfelt welcome!