Levan Meskhoradze

Levan Meskhoradze (ლევან მესხორაძე) (born November 21, 1983, Kutaisi) ) is a Georgian lawyer, Project Manager at Council of Europe Office in Georgia, and a professor at the European University.

Levan Meskhoradze graduated with honors from the Faculty of Law at the Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University.

He earned a master's degree in International Public Law and European Law from the Riga Graduate School of Law (Riga, Latvia).

He also completed executive management courses at George Mason University (Washington, D.C., United States).

He is specialized in international and human rights law, rule of law, criminal justice reform and policy, legal trainint and management.

From 2008 to 2016, he was the head of the Department of the State Representation to the International Human Rights Courts of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia, as well as the representative of Georgia at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg Court and other international courts.

He has been lecturing on international public law and human rights at various universities and law schools since 2008.

In 2021, he was granted Award of Honors by the President of Georgia for the special role in the interstate case Georgia v. Russian Federation.

He has a wife and two children.

In 2009, the Georgian government appointed him an expert of the Steering Committee of Human rights at the Council of Europe.

He acted as a Georgia's representative in a number of cases in the European Court of Human Rights, including "Georgia v. Russia I" ("Deportations case") and "Georgia v. Russia II" ("August Hostilities case").

). He worked as an international consultant for the Council of Europe and other international organizations from 2016 to 2021.

Levan Meskoradze serves as an expert on human rights and criminal justice issues for the United Nations, the East-West Management Institute, the Training Center of the Prosecutor's Office, the Georgian Bar Association, and Higher School of Justice.