European Network on Victims' Rights

Management Team

Aniella FERENCZI

is a lawyer, who has been acting since 2018 as a fulltime manager and Executive Board member at the Association of the European Network on Victims’ Rights (AENVR).

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During her carrier in law, between 2010 and 2017 Aniella FERENCZI worked in various positions for the Office of Justice and for the Ministry of Justice of Hungary, in the field of crime victim compensation and support; compensation to victims of the communism and the holocaust; legal aid service; and probation service. As Head of Department, she was responsible for the policy making and supervising of those areas.

Besides her masters in legal sciences, Aniella FERENCZI holds BA in economics and postgraduate degree in Anglo-Saxon law and English-Hungarian legal translation.

At the Association, Aniella FERENCZI is responsible for the strategic planning and implementing of the professional activities of all branches of ENVR, and of the Association. She coordinates the task fulfilment of the Management of AENVR and the operational and administrative tasks linked to the running of the Association as legal entity.

Emma RAGOT

is the newly arrived interim French Manager. (AENVR)

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After a double bachelor in law and foreign languages (English/Arabic), Emma specialised in international law and geopolitics with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa Region. She started her professional life at the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and joined the Ministry of Justice later on. Since November, she is working at the Victim Support office, which is part of the Department of Access to Law, Justice and Victim Support of the Ministry.

Saskia BROUWER

joined the management team of AENVR in May 2024 and her focus within the ENVR is compensation related topics.

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Saskia has a University Degree in International Relations from the Rijksuniversiteit Groningen with a minor in English Language and literature.
Work Experience:  In her professional career, Saskia has worked at the British Embassy in the The Hague, the Netherlands and furthermore as a (senior) policy officer for various Dutch ministries since 2002. At present she is coordinating policy officer at the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security, in the Directorate General for Sanctions and Protection, the department for Sanctions and Victim Policy. As a policy officer she is responsible for issues related to the compensation for victims of criminal offences and international cooperation.

Capucine RABOUILLE

is a member of the management team on behalf of the French Ministry of Justice.

After a master’s degree in European Union law and three years in the French Ministry of Economics working as a legal expert for the transposition of European directives, Capucine joined the Ministry of Justice’s Department for Access to Law and Justice and Victim support in March 2026. In the Victim Support Office, she is responsible for the inter-ministerial coordination and operational continuity of the crisis unit/information and victim assistance helpline with the Ministry of Interior.

Jasmina MUJKANOVIĆ

is responsible for communications and event management for the AENVR.

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She is an international development and humanitarian professional with over 20 years of experience in programme management, human rights, and access to justice. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively with the United Nations system, government institutions, and civil society partners across Europe, the CIS, and South Asia. As a Consultant on Strategic and Policy Management for the UNDP, Jasmina provided support for the development of the victim and witness support system in Croatia. In this role, she helped facilitate cooperation among ministries, courts, and other stakeholders, while also contributing to the capacity building activities and the public promotion of the “No witness, No Justice” campaign. She holds master’s degree in business economics and a post-graduate certificate of European studies.

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