Ariadna Guerrero is an Honours LL.M. student in European Criminal Justice at Utrecht University, holding a Double Bachelor’s Degree in Law and Criminology and Public Policy from Pompeu Fabra University. Her academic and professional trajectory has focused on human rights, criminal justice, and the protection of individuals in vulnerable situations.
She has worked as a Legal Intervention Officer at SOS Racisme Catalunya, providing legal support to victims of discrimination through legal intervention and strategic advocacy, and previously served as a Legal and Policy Assistant at Irídia – Centre for the Defense of Human Rights. During the summer of 2026, she also pursued a traineeship in European Prison Litigation Network, contributing to the advocacy and protection of the fundamental rights of persons deprived of their liberty. Alongside her legal work, she collaborates with AMAL Global Law on a podcast exploring international human rights and regional human rights courts.
Her master’s research examines social rehabilitation as a fundamental right, with a particular focus on the protection of the rights of individuals serving custodial sentences transferred between EU Member States under Framework Decision 2008/909/JHA.
