Olivera Simić is a Professor at Griffith Law School, Australia, and an internationally recognized scholar in international law and transitional justice. Having lived through the Yugoslav wars, her work is deeply rooted in lived experience and global research. Through extensive interviews with survivors, perpetrators, and witnesses, she explores themes of justice, trauma, and resilience. Her research focuses particularly on the voices of women affected by conflict, bringing attention to stories often left unheard. Today, she continues to educate, write, and advocate from Brisbane, Australia.
Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, she became the only female political leader ever prosecuted for mass atrocities.
A personal story reflecting resilience, displacement, and life after conflict and war.
Examining legal frameworks shaping post-conflict justice and accountability.
Understanding how societies rebuild and seek justice after conflict.
Highlighting women’s experiences and voices in wartime and recovery.
Advocating for justice, dignity, and equality in global contexts.