Former Deputy Director and Lead Researcher of Forensic Architecture (FA), Christina joined the FA team in 2014 and held a variety of roles, from leading investigations and overseeing research and the development of new methodologies, to setting up office structures. She was trained as an architect, and has taught a Diploma unit (MArch) at the Architectural Association (2018-2020). She was also a member of the Technology Advisory Board for the International Criminal Court (2018). Currently, Christina is a Lecturer of Forensic Architecture at the Centre for Research Architecture, at Goldsmiths, University of London, as well as pursuing her PhD at Aarhus University where her research focuses on biopolitics and imaging of the human body. She has received the Novo Nordisk Foundation Mads Øvlisen PhD Scholarship for Practice-based Artistic Research and is also a fellow at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, where she co-curated the Forensic Architecture exhibition Witnesses. She is a founding member and the chair of the board of Forensis and the co-founder and co-director of the Forensic Architecture Initiative Athens / FAIA.

He was appointed Secretary General of the German section in 2016, after being active in leadership positions for Amnesty in Germany and the International Secretariat in London since 2004.

He was a member on various global coordination groups of the human rights organization, including the “Global Management Team,” which advised the Amnesty’s international Secretary General. Markus N. Beeko chairs the board of trustees of Stiftung Menschenrechte, he is also Vice Chair of the board of the German Institute for Human Rights. Before working for Amnesty International, Markus N. Beeko held management positions at the Swiss think tank Prognos and in international communications agencies.

Markus is a Graduate of Business Administration, he holds an MBA from the University of Cologne.