Kateřina Radová

KATEŘINA RADOVÁ is a human rights lawyer and public servant at the Office of the Czech Government Agent before the European Court of Human Rights, where her work spans both litigation before the Court and the implementation of its judgments at the national level. She leads the coordination of action plans implementing the landmark D.H. and Others judgment, driving systemic reforms to desegregate Roma pupils in education. Her work includes advancing measures to strengthen the state’s tools to prevent segregation, including measures under consideration such as the introduction of an explicit prohibition of segregation in education law, as well as a new policy pillar focused on equitable access to preschool for Roma and socially disadvantaged children. She was the lead organizer of the international conference “Making Human Rights a Reality,” addressing practical challenges in implementing international human rights obligations at the national level. Radová serves as Vice-Chair of the Council of Europe Limited Working Group on Migration and was an expert member of the Czech delegation negotiating the political declaration on the European Convention on Human Rights and Migration.

Last edited in June, 2026.