Marina Lovichi-Acquaviva

Marina is a PhD candidate at the Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris, specializing in comparative law. Her doctoral research explores the intersection between environmental law and animal law, with a strong focus on rethinking the legal status of animals. She is dedicated to analyzing how different legal systems approach animal protection and aims to propose a renewed framework that grants animals a unique and coherent regime of protection. Through her work, Marina seeks to bridge gaps in current legislation, highlight ethical and ecological dimensions, and contribute to shaping innovative legal solutions for the future of animal rights.