Recent Edinburgh University Law Graduate with excellent academic track record and experience in legal clinic work, research and content writing. Capable of both remote and office style work with proficiency in communicative skills, solving problems to a high standard and working with others to achieve a positive working experience and good quality results. Regular experience in intercultural competence and teamwork has led to confidence in leadership roles and role delegation according to the comfortability and skills of team members. Also capable of working alone to a high standard with the ability to produce well researched and thought out submissions. These submissions are always completed with meticulous attention to detail and clear motivation and passion. Innovated and dedicated with a passion for time keeping and learning from others. Passionate about human rights and immigration law with extensive experience in researching and writing about these topics as well as attending refugee tribunals as a student researcher.
Worked in a small, dedicated team with the aim of researching topical human rights and legal issues for NGOs.
Maintained high standards of confidentiality.
Completed research outlines to the specifications given and reported on this during weekly meetings.
Completed independent legal research on constitutional law, human rights matters and the political enviroment of several countries,
Reporting accurate and well formatted research in a timely manner to the particular NGO.
Completed training in professional ethics, confidentiality, and client relations.
Worked on an ongoing case being submitted to the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
Worked in a small team of law students to create an A-standard submission.
Organised meetings, feedback sessions and workload delegation with our team.
Edited our submission continually in line with feedback from Media Defence and with the best interest of the client in mind.
The Impact of Societal Misogyny on Women and the Death Penalty- The Death Penalty in a Global Context (Oxford Amicus x Forum on Global Human Rights)
The United Kingdom is Failing Vulnerable MIgrant Women, What Can be Done? - (Forum on Global Human Rights, Edinburgh University Division)
Horse riding, content writing and Spanish language learning.
How is the Lack of Regulation of "FemTech" Applications Causing a Women's Rights Crisis? An Argument for a Stricter, Multistakeholder Approach to Protecting Women's Health Data.
Ideal work would be with international Human Rights Organisations, advocating people who have faced human rights violations. Other ideal positions would include advocate work in immigration and refugee case law.