Tatiana Khutor

Ph.D. researcher in law on the topic “Civil confiscation of unjustified assets.” She is a graduate of the CEELI Institute of Prague (Czech Republic), Georgetown University, Washington DC (USA), and a Certified Anti-Corruption Specialist (ACREC).

For the last six years, she has been developing and analyzing legislation.
In 2016, she headed the Council of Civic Expertise under the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Preventing and Combating Corruption. For 2 years, she headed the Legislative Office of the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Prevention and Combating Corruption and, within the Professional Fellowship Program, had experience in the Senator’s Legislative Office (Massachusetts State House, Boston, the USA). She is a co-author of draft laws on anti-corruption courts, illegal enrichment, restriction of parliamentary immunity, and others. Since 2017, she has been the Chairwoman of the analytical direction (anti-corruption expertise of draft laws and policy analysis) of the Institute of Legislative Ideas.
She developed methodologies for civil society and public authorities for conducting anti-corruption expertise of draft legislation. She is the author of manuals and training materials on anti-corruption expertise. An international organizations expert. Teacher of educational programs in the field of anti-corruption legislation, parliamentary procedures, advocacy, and anti-corruption expertise tools.