Bio

Since 2013, Anne (1984) is executive director of Transparency International Nederland. Her special interest goes to whistleblower protection, ethical lobbying and (victims of) grand corruption. Between 2013-2015 she combined working at TI-NL with being an assistant professor International Law and Human Rights Law at the University of Amsterdam.

Previously, Anne worked as an attorney at law at Prakken d’Olivieira Lawyers, as part of the section international law and human right law. She was attorney in the Srebrenica case (genocide), the Rawagedeh case (war crimes) and the cases of Nigerian farmers and Friends of the Earth Netherlands against Shell (oil leakages in Nigeria). She further tried cases concerning torture and other human rights violations at international tribunals (HRC and ACHPR).

Anne studied law, and graduated in three masters (Public International Law, Military Law and (Dutch) Criminal Law (cum laude)) at the university of Amsterdam. She further attained a propaedeutics in Latin language and culture. Anne is married and has a son.

Related Publications

Captura del estado: Análisis general

state capture
undue influence
interest groups

12/03/2014

Best practices in collective action for business integrity

business integrity
business environment
collective action

21/06/2019

Proactive Disclosure of Information and State-Owned Enterprises

access to information
soes

31/01/2014

How to reduce levels of corruption at country level: Lessons learned

lessons learned
reforms

24/11/2015

Just for show? Reviewing G20 promises on beneficial ownership

g20
beneficial ownership

12/11/2015

Anne Scheltema Beduin

Affiliation

TI Netherlands

Professional Title

Executive Director

Region

Europe and Central Asia

Country/Territory

Netherlands

Topics

Specialisms

Dutch laws and policy on lobbying, whistleblowing protection, asset recovery and settlements. Also active in EITI.

Bio