Department, appearing in court alongside the prosecutors. In this role, she also worked with local national authorities on a range of transitional justice measures aimed at ensuring accountability and supporting peace-building initiatives. In 2018, she was appointed Chair of the Advisory Committee to the Sarajevo Information Centre on the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, established by the City of Sarajevo to promote greater understanding of the work and legacy of the ICTY. McIntyre spoke at the formal opening of the Centre in May 2018. Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice McIntyre is the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice, an international women’s human rights organization that advocates for gender justice in international and domestic fora, with a particular focus on proceedings at the ICC. In this capacity, McIntyre has been responsible for overseeing the work of the organization, its governance, and the fulfillment of its mandate. McIntyre is currently the co-coordinator of a mentoring programme for international judges developed in partnership with Africa Legal Aid entitled, “A Gender Sensitive Approach to Mentoring ICC Judges and Judges of Other International Courts and Tribunals”, which aims to increase gender-awareness amongst international judges, and was previously recognized by the same organization on International Women’s Day as a "phenomenal woman". Expert advisory consultations concerning the International Criminal Court In view of her expertise in international judicial practice and, in particular, international court proceedings, McIntyre was invited to serve as a member of the panel of independent experts who produced a report in December 2014 designed “to identify, from the point of view primarily of practitioners, the principal problems of effectiveness affecting the work of the Court with a view to offer practical and realistic solutions intended to improve upon the quality, cost and expeditiousness of ICC proceedings.” McIntyre participated in discussions of the report and related matters at a high-level retreat on strengthening proceedings at the ICC in September 2014. Publications and lectures McIntyre's expertise with international criminal practice led to her taking a leading role as a primary drafter and editor of the ICTY Manual on Developed Practices, which sets out in detail the legal practices of the ICTY from investigations to appellate proceedings and details the procedural steps along the way. She has also authored articles on human rights and international criminal law and procedure, including “International Residual Mechanism and the Legacy of the