Agostina Allori was born in San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. She graduated as a Lawyer at Universidad de San Andrés, in Buenos Aires. In 2016 she received her Masters of Laws (LL.M) with merits from Michigan Law School, where she focused on women’s rights and Legal Theory. After her LL.M she participated in the Fellowships for the Study of Professional Ethics in Auschwitz in Germany and Poland.
In Argentina, she has worked in the Direction of Regional and International Cooperation of the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Argentina and has been a Law Professor at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Universidad de San Andrés, and Universidad de Palermo. She is also an alumna of the Inter-American Institute of Human Rights, in Costa Rica, where she took the annual interdisciplinary seminar focused on corruption and human rights.
Nowadays she is pursuing an LL.M. in Human Rights at Central European University, thanks to a CEU Budapest Foundation’s full scholarship.
Her main areas of interests are Legal Theory, Legal Philosophy, Professional Ethics, International Courts and women’s rights.