Charlotte Jung is an International Relations scholar from Brisbane. She holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree majoring in History and Peace and Conflict Studies from the University of Queensland, for which she was awarded First Class Honours and the Cleary Memorial Prize for 2022. Upon graduating, she moved to the UK to complete a Master of Philosophy in International Relations at Oxford, where her thesis examined prosecutorial strategies towards the criminal classification of war crimes and crimes against humanity involving male victims of sexual and gender-based violence. With her Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarship, Charlotte will continue her studies at Oxford by pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in International Relations – critiquing how gendered assumptions shape the (in)visibility of male victimhood within international criminal law. Charlotte is committed to strengthening human rights mechanisms and intends to pursue a career advancing prosecutorial reform within multilateral institutions, to ensure greater accountability for under-recognised forms of wartime harm.