International law
Research and teaching focused on minority protection, self-determination, foreign policy and international relations.
Slovenian statesman profile
Jurist, diplomat and professor of international law whose public work spans academia, diplomacy, the UN, the IAEA and the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia.
Born in Tržič in 1936. Jurist, diplomat and former president of the Constitutional Court.
The arc
Petrič public path is not a single career. It is a sequence of roles with recurring foundations: international law, statecraft, dialogue and respect for institutions.

"Slovenia needs more state-mindedness, credibility and dialogue."
Summary of a public appearance, Radio Ognjišče
Three public axes
The strongest impression comes from movement between fields. Academic law continues into diplomatic practice, while diplomatic practice deepens the understanding of constitutional order.
Research and teaching focused on minority protection, self-determination, foreign policy and international relations.
He served as ambassador and Slovenian representative in key settings, including the UN in New York and Austria.
As judge and president of the court, he brought public authority into constitutional review and institutional responsibility.
Video archive
The video archive is part of the public portrait, with the requested conversations available in one focused player.
Photo selection
The gallery connects diplomatic, constitutional and early public chapters. The images are documentary material, not decoration.

Chairmanship of the IAEA Board of Governors, Vienna.