About

Roberta Baldaccino is a trained international consultant with cross-sector experience in international criminal law, human rights law, and open-source financial investigations. Robera specialises in transforming complex legal and financial evidence into actionable insights for international legal teams, prosecutors, NGOs, and accountability mechanisms. She brings a survivor-centred, justice-focused approach to my work and am particularly committed to exposing atrocity financing and enhancing structural accountability for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and related violations. Roberta is admitted to the Bar of the Republic of Malta and her current work with LexCollective focuses on conducting open-source investigations and legal research to expose financial enablers of international crimes in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, developing strategic typologies to analyse liability pathways and advance de-risking efforts within high-risk sectors, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to strengthen workflows and outputs in the Banking & Atrocity Crimes portfolio, aligning legal findings with broader advocacy strategies. Additionally, Roberta works with LexCollective to draft legal submissions, intelligence reports, policy recommendations and training materials, tailored for the needs of different stakeholders and audiences, on a variety of topics, including environmental crimes, human trafficking, war crimes, money laundering, sanctions evasion, and high-risk entities.