The environmental, economic, political, and social crises we face today have one thing in common: they are replicated in every jurisdiction and are produced by forces that extend globally. 
They require deep analysis, lateral thinking, and innovative problem-solving. 

The GRN is a focal point for early career faculty, practitioners, and doctoral students interested in new thinking about these issues. Members come from a diverse range of backgrounds and higher education institutions. Our common goal is that of collaboration, which is needed more than ever as the greatest problems of the day transcend narrow fields of legal practice and the traditional divides of public/private and domestic/international law.

The GRN provides a new kind of collaborative space, facilitating long-term friendships, creative thinking, and genuine career support. Members are invited to connect across national and institutional borders, and to share their experiences in life, study, and practice. The Network is for exceptional scholars but it is not elitist. It is inspiring but not intimidating. It offers an abundance of opportunities and perspectives that enrich the scholar, the work, and the field.

Online Forum
All members are given access to the GRN.Global discussion forum, for networking, communication, collaboration and to find out about exciting opportunities to work with other academics.

Think Tank
Our members collaborate on topics of their choosing at the GRN Think Tank. Reports are focused on offering insights, strategies and solutions to specific regulatory issues. Currently there are three programmes: Animal Law, International Economic Law, and Environmental Law. 

Webinars
Free webinars run throughout the year for members, run by senior academics. To sign up for upcoming sessions, email our GRN co-ordinator using the contact form and we will email you a Zoom invitation.

Online PhD/DPhil Writing Group 
​This group is for PhD/DPhil candidates at any stage of their candidature who want to join a regular writing group. Each group meets online monthly to give one another constructive feedback on pre-circulated work. Spaces are limited to five per group. If you have become a member and would like to join one, please contact our GRN co-ordinator using the contact form.

Events and Workshops
Each year we hold an exclusive networking event in London, and will be partnering with faculties and members abroad to host additional events. 
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Membership of the GRN is by invitation or upon completion of one of our mentoring and coaching programmes. Please get in touch with any questions via our online contact form.

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A MEETING PLACE FOR EARLY CAREER LAW AND HUMANITIES SCHOLARS

Click to visit http://GRN.Global

MEET YOUR PEOPLE
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Olga Koroleva

Olga is a London-based artist, filmmaker, and independent researcher working within the field of animal theory. She is a Film Practice Fellow at the Centre for Film and Ethics, Queen Mary University. Her research interests, marked out in the ongoing project Patterns of Care, include questions of personhood, life, and liveness of human and non-human animals, organic and inorganic matter, and their multiplicities, indigenous standpoints, and an examination of the co-evolution of interspecies relations in language, biology, and gesture.

Olga is the founder and leader of The Political Animal Group.
​www.olgakoroleva.com
olga_koroleva@hotmail.co.uk

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✔ Other:
Artistic practice, primarily moving image

Iyan Offor

Iyan is a PhD researcher at the Strathclyde Center for Environmental Law and Governance, University of Strathclyde. He is also an Associate Researcher for Eurogroup for Animals and a Student Ambassador for the UK Center for Animal Law. Iyan researches Global Animal Law. Specifically, his research investigates the pre-eminence of International Trade Law in the emergence of Global Animal Law. Iyan's thesis builds towards a critical, intersectional animal ethic that can more effectively ground an animal-centric Global Animal Law.

​Iyan has taught Global Animal Law and International Trade at the University of Strathclyde and at Aarhus University.
Click here to access his university site.
iyan.offor@strath.ac.uk
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​Other members can reach out to him for:
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Dr. Pranoto Iskandar

Pranoto is the Founding Director of the Institute for Migrant Rights and O’Brien Fellow at McGill Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism. His most recent publishing initiative through the Institute is The Indonesian Journal of International and Comparative Law. He serves on the editorial board of the International Journal of Migration and Border Studies, and is  Advisory Editor for Borders and Migrations Studies Online, a multimedia database on human migration.

​Some of his most recent scholarly publications can be found in: Social & Legal Studies, Oxford University Comparative Law Forum, and Journal of Contemporary Asia.
pranotoi@imr.or.id
https://www.imr.or.id

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Dr. Parikshit Thakur

Parikshit is Assistant Professor of Political Science in Dwijendralal College and guest faculty in  the Post Graduate  Department of Political Science, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. He submitted his doctoral work in the Department of International Relations Jadavpur University, India on Searching for the Roots of Civil Society in India. He has been recipient of  Charles Wallace India Trust Short Term Research Grant in 2014, from the Commission of India,  and the Indian Council of Historical Research.
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​Parikshit has published two edited volumes, one monograph, fifteen articles and book chapters and is currently working on South Asia, Water Governance and Geo-Politics. 
thakur28286@gmail.com

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Preethi Lolaksha Nagaveni

Preethi is undertaking a PhD in Law at Lancaster University, UK where she is researching practices of untouchability, focusing on manual scavenging and caste-based discrimination in higher educational institutions in India. She was a Lecturer at NLSIU, Bangalore, and an Advocate in the Karnataka High Court, Bangalore. She previously interned with the National Commission for Scheduled Castes, New Delhi and His Lordship Justice Chelameswar, Supreme Court of India. 

Preethi holds a B.A.LL.B (Hons) with Gold Medal from the National Law School of India University, Bangalore and an LL.M in Human Rights from the University of Reading, UK.
 p.lolakshanagaveni@lancaster.ac.uk

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Otto Simonsson

​Otto is a DPhil student in Sociology at the University of Oxford where he conducts cross-sectional and longitudinal research on mindfulness-based and kindness-based practices.

He is an author, film-maker, and a freelance contributor on climate change issues for the Thomas Reuters Foundation. His forthcoming book, 'The Mindful Society', will be published this year.

Otto holds an MA in International Law  from SOAS, University of London.

Other members can reach out to him for:
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Dr. Senthorun Raj​

Dr. Senthorun Raj is a Lecturer in Law at Keele University and is passionate about glitter, pop culture, politics, and social justice. Sen’s academic and activist work takes an intersectional approach to addressing the ways law deals with the lives of queer minorities.

​He is the chair of Black Gold Arts and serves on the board of Amnesty International UK. Prior to taking up a lectureship in the UK, Sen was a Scholar in Residence at NYU School of Law’s Center for Human Rights and Global Justice and a Churchill Fellow. He has also worked as the Senior Policy Advisor for the NSW Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby and served on the boards of Amnesty International Australia and ACON Health.
s.raj@keele.ac.uk

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Karen Richmond

Karen is a doctoral candidate at the University of Strathclyde. Her research explores interactions between the legal, and scientific, domains, with a particular focus on forensic DNA profiling, and the use of algorithms within the criminal justice system.

​She is also an evidence scholar, whose postdoctoral research led her to develop a quantitative method of Wigmorean case analysis. She works as a tutor at the University of Edinburgh Law School, and is engaged in postdoctoral study with the European Graduate School, where her work focusses on trans-disciplinary understandings of epistemological, and ontological, legal problems.
karen.richmond@egs.edu
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✔ Seminars, Presentations, Workshops (including Forensic Science, Evidence)

Ibukun Iyiola- Omisore

Ibukun is a Doctoral Researcher at the Centre for Business Law and Practice, University of Leeds. She is interested in the role of corporate governance and sustainability in emerging economies. Her PhD research is on the link between corporate governance and corporate social responsibility in West Africa, with focus on multinational companies.

She holds an LLM degree in International Economic Law from the University of Warwick. She is a qualified Advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. She was also an associate at a Nigerian based law firm prior to the commencement of her doctorate programme. Ibukun is currently a module assistant at the University of Leeds.
lwiai@leeds.ac.uk
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Abhayraj Naik

Abhayraj is an advisor, consultant, and researcher based in Bengaluru, India. His consultancy and advisory work bring together innovation, research, strategy, design, communication, and implementation. His current research focuses on climate action, cities, environmental theory, and practice, mobility, leadership, technology policy, and transformation.

​Abhayraj is a graduate of the National Law School of India University and Yale Law School.
abhayrajnaik@gmail.com

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Amit Anand

Amit is pursuing a PhD in Law at Lancaster University, U.K. His PhD focuses on honour killings, witch hunting and the Devadasi system as three major forms of violence against women in India that are generally seen as non-conventional crimes. He is enrolled as an Advocate in the Jharkhand State Bar Council, Ranchi, India. He has previously worked at the National Commission for the Scheduled Castes, New Delhi; under His Lordship, Mr. Justice J. Chelameswar, Supreme Court of India, and Hon’ble Mr. Justice R.R. Prasad, High Court of Jharkhand.

Amit holds a B.A.LL.B (Hons) National Law School of India University, Bangalore and LLM (Human Rights) at the University of Reading, UK.
 a.anand1@lancaster.ac.uk

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Mohammed Hussain

Mohammed is a British-Pakistani law graduate with extensive editorial experience and publications in peer-reviewed journals.    He is the Executive Director of the Network for International Law Students  and Editor-in-Chief of the NILS Law Review. He seeks to build networks while working as a Research Assistant to Alun Jones QC (Head of Great James Street Chambers) before undertaking postgraduate research on gender rights in South Asia. He is interested in the governance of human rights in multicultural communities.

Previous recipient of the SOAS National Scholarship Programme Bursary and Full Academic Scholarship at BPP University Law School.
hussain_subhan@outlook.com

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Shin-Hong Ng

Shin-Hong is Formosan (Taiwanese). He is currently a student of PhD in Law at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK researching  issues related to the legal status of Taiwan and their solutions.

He is interested in criminal law and public international law, in particular laws of war, international human rights law, self-determination, nationality, and statehood.

Shin-Hong has received an LLB from National Taiwan University, Taiwan; an LLM (criminal law) National Taipei University, Taiwan; and LLM (international law) from the University College London, UK. 
huang.shengfeng@gmail.com

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Eka Putra

Eka is currently a Fulbright Scholar  studying for a Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) at the Maurer School of Law-Indiana University Bloomington. His dissertation research focuses on comparative research between Indonesia and United States regarding criminal defamation in digital age. 

He is also a Lecturer in Law at the University of Merdeka Malang, Indonesia. His key research interest is cyber law. In 2016 and 2017 his research on cyber crime and online consumer fraud won a Junior Lecturer Research National Grant from the Indonesian Ministry of Research and a Higher Education grant respectively.
eka.nugraha@unmer.ac.id

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Saurav Ghimire

​Saurav is a Doctoral Researcher at the Centre for Private and Economic Laws at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. He is currently studying legal regimes governing intellectual property rights over plant genetic resources, including ancillary issues such as human rights, biodiversity and sustainable development.

He is a member of the International Law Association-Nepal. 
Saurav.Ghimire@vub.be

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​Dr. Fatma Raâch

Fatma  is the Founder and President of the Tunisian Association for International Law, holder of the Diploma of IHEI (Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales) Paris II, and of the ICRC Diploma in International Humanitarian law. She holds a Tunisian PhD in Public International Law (2013) and has published a book and several articles related to international humanitarian law and universal jurisdiction.

She is an academic research consultant for NGOs and international organisations in project dealing with state reform, justice reform, prevention of torture in Tunisia, strengthening of the rule of law and human rights protection during democratic transitions. 
raach.fatma@gmail.com

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Huiru Wang

Huiru is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Public international Law at Jilin University, China. She has been a visiting researcher at the University of Surrey from 2017 to 2018, a student member of BIICL and ESIL, and an active participant in international law academies, moot courts and conferences.

​She has been published in the International Law Review of Wuhan University, and has written on the Compliance with and Enforcement of the Judgments of the ICJ, Chinese Approaches and Discourse Power in Cyberspace, The Role of Non-state Actors in International Law, and Accountability of Transnational Corporations under International Rule of Law.
huiru.wang.grace@outlook.com

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Himanshi Gupta

Himanshi is currently pursuing an LLM in Comparative and International Dispute Resolution at Queen Mary University, London, UK. She intends to work in investment treaty arbitration,

Himanshi is a qualified Indian lawyer with experience in litigation and arbitration at the Supreme Court of India. She graduated with an LLB from Amity Law School, Noida, India.
himanshi.adv@gmail.com

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​Bauyrzhan Zhanadilov

Bauyrzhan is a specialist with experience in legal research on international arbitration. During his education at the Pennsylvania State University, Penn State Law as an LL.M student, he worked as a research assistant of Prof. Catherine Rogers on the project of the American Law Institute: “Restatement of the Law, the U.S. Law of International Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration”. This institute focuses on a clarification of the U.S. law and its statutory elements, represent the law from the court’s view. His responsibilities are cite-checking, proof-reading and case analysis.

Bauyrzhan Zhanadilov holds an LL.B with honours from Sh.Ualikhanov Kokshetau State University (Kazakhstan).  
bauyrzhan.zhanadilov@mail.ru

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Ekakshra Mahajan

Ekakshra is a lawyer practicing at various courts and tribunals in India dealing primarily with civil and commercial disputes. She was awarded a Fellowship by Pennsylvania State University to pursue her LLM from Penn State Law, where she specialized in bankruptcy, antitrust, constitutional and public health law.  

She was conferred with the title "Best Indian Female Law Student of the Year" in 2017 by the Chief Justice of India for her academic credentials, and for legal aid that she has rendered to marginalised communities. She has passed the New York State Bar Examination.
ekakshramahajan@gmail.com

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Christoforos Ioannidis

Christoforos began his academic career with his LLB at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, followed by his LLM in International Law at the University of Edinburgh. After teaching overseas for a few years, he obtained his MA  in Philosophy at Arizona State University and later began his PhD at The Dickson Poon School of Law of King's College London on legitimacy as a concept and international law, which he has recently submitted as a dissertation.

His research interests include jurisprudence and legal theory, international law, human rights, ethics, and social and political philosophy. He teaches Jurisprudence and Legal Theory and Law in Context  at  Queen Mary School of Law. He has also lectured in  Law and Social Theory at King's College London School of Law.
christoforos.ioannidis@kcl.ac.uk

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Yadav Sumati

Yadav is always striving to take on challenging roles and projects. She is a keen interdisciplinary researcher with a reasonable track record of research success with a number of published articles in international and national journals. 

Her areas of specialization and interest include interdisciplinary studies, and contemporary literary theories interfacing English literature and translation studies, mythology, and film.
sumati05@gmail.com

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Danijela ​Glušac​

Danijela works as a research fellow at the Faculty of Law in Kragujevac, University of Kragujevac (Republic of Serbia). She is also a PhD student at the Faculty of Law, University of Novi Sad, writing her thesis on life insurance contracts. She worked as a Teaching Assistant at the Novi Sad School of Business until October 2017.

She has taught Business Law, International Business Law, International Organisations and Integrations, Insurance Business and Life and Non-life Insurance. She speaks Serbian, English, and German.
danijela.vps@gmail.com

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Musaad Alwohaibi​

Musaad is a Saudi scholar who is currently pursuing an SJD in International Taxation at the University of Florida, Fredric G. Levin College of Law. He is a Teaching Assistant at King Saud University, College of Law and Political Science, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He is pushing for taxation regimes to rely on technology for tax collection, and has written several articles about implementing technological advances (blockchain, VATCoin) in the field.

Musaad holds an LLB from King Saud University College of Law and Political Sciences and an LLM from Boston University School of Law.
mfalwohaibi@ksu.edu.sa

Other members can reach out to him for:
✔ Collaboration on research, writing projects and grant applications

Hiruy  Gebreegziabher

​Hiruy obtained a PhD from Monash University. His thesis, which explored the human rights compatibility of Ethiopia’s anti-terrorism law and practice, received an “Excellent” rating with straight pass by the leading scholar Professor Ben Saul. Hiruy is a member of Expert Group, which was established by the Ethiopian government to amend its Anti-Terrorism Proclamation.

​He has an LLB and LLM from Addis Ababa University, and a distinguished teaching, research and community service career at Ethiopia’s University of Gondar. Hiruy is currently a sessional academic at La Trobe and Monash Universities in Australia. 
H.Gebreegziabher@latrobe.edu.au

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✔ Other: Peer reviewing an article for publication

Alison Xu

Dr. Alison Xu just completed her PhD at the University of Leeds. Her dissertation is entitled “Party Autonomy and Choice of Law for Movable Property Rights”. Before joining the University of Leeds, she obtained a Bachelor's degree from Huazhong University of Science and Technology and a master's degree in International Law from China University of Political Science and Law.

​She has a broad research interest, which includes private international law, property law, contract law, commercial law, IT law, and Chinese law. 
alisonxu881221@gmail.com

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​✔ Other: Writing support

Ali Karimi Douzaji

Ali Karimi Douzaji held the position of Executive Committee Director for the organisation of an international conference on law's role in the restoration and conservation of Urmia Lake, from August, 2018 - April, 2019  at the University of Tehran Faculty of Law and Political Science.  
 
He has published an article on the legal framework for the restoration of Urmia Lake, and contributed to a dictionary on water law,  with his supervisor at the University of Tehran.

He is currently writing an article on Iran's wetland restoration.

​Other members can reach out to him for:
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Adrian Lawson

Adrian (BA Communications (Hon),  JD) is an Australian criminal and health law specialist, with interests in IP, environment and negligence law. He is currently undertaking PhD research at RMIT University, Melbourne. His paper on the jurisprudential debate between HLA Hart and Ronald Dworkin, 'Contested Terms', was published in McPherson’s papers, 2016 and his experimental text/ novel, Alley Cat Nomad, is held in the rare books collections of Queensland and Victoria’s State Libraries.

Adrian is a former semi-professional snooker player, elite cricketer, has a black belt in full contact karate and loves dogs. He is currently investigating the impact of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities on mental impairment laws in common law jurisdictions.
adrianlawsonmail@gmail.com 

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Jennifer Giblin

Jennifer is a PhD Candidate in Public International Law at the University of Nottingham. Her research focuses on international law, intervention and United Nations peacekeeping in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 

Jennifer takes undergraduate law tutorials and is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She is also an Editorial Assistant for the Journal of Conflict and Security Law and acts as a Research Assistant for various academics, projects and publications, including a forthcoming textbook of cases and materials on law and the British military. ​
Jennifer.giblin@nottingham.ac.uk

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✔ Other: teaching collaboration, research assistance, editorial assistance - draft/proof reading, etc.

Mika Schroeder

Mika specialises in international biodiversity law, with her key interest pertaining to the recognition and safeguarding of community rights, knowledges, and perspectives within decision-making processes. She is currently a doctoral researcher at the Strathclyde Centre for Environmental Law and Governance, interrogating the meaning and practice of ‘local stakeholder’ participation within international biodiversity law through the lens of spatial justice, exploring whether and how these processes enable an interrogation and reimagining of global conservation endeavours by accommodating local perspectives and experiences.

She is also a Writer/Reporter for the Earth Negotiation Bulletin at the International Institute for Environment and Development. Mika loves being outdoors, whether its cycling, climbing, trekking/running, swimming, kayaking or simply being. When at home she reads, knits, and tends to her indoor garden.
mika.schroder@strath.ac.uk​

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Samaya Borom

​Maya is a PhD Candidate at the School of Media, Film and Journalism at Monash University, Australia, where her research focuses on the use of discursive strategies in cinema in regards to representations of terrorism and how this may normalise contraventions of international law and human rights. 

Samaya is also a lecturer in Criminology and Law, an author and regular film and literature reviewer for various media, journals, and organisations. With a working interest in human rights, Samaya also provides consultancy services to not-for-profits groups and is part of the feature film programmer stream for the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival in Melbourne, Australia.

Samaya holds a Masters of Public and International Law from the University of Melbourne with broad teaching and research interest in public and international law, security and terrorism and human rights.
Samaya.Borom@monash.edu.au

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​Milica Arsić

​Milica is a PhD candidate at the University of Belgrade, specialising in private international law and acts as an assistant coach for the Belgrade Vis Moot Team.

She graduated with honours from the same faculty and holds an LLM in International Commercial Arbitration. She researched European Private Law at the University of Salzburg in 2016. 

Milica competed in the 23rd annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, where her team ranked in the top 16 out of 311 participating teams.

She has worked as an associate in a top-tier law firm in Serbia, has published four papers and is a member of Serbian Arbitration Association since 2018.

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Dr. P Y Lo

Dr. Lo is barrister in private practice in Hong Kong affiliated with the Centre for Comparative and Public Law of the Faculty of Law of the University of Hong Kong. He was awarded his doctorate by the University of Hong Kong in 2012. His research interests are the Hong Kong Basic Law, 'One Country, Two Systems', comparative constitutional law and protection of human rights. His publications are accessible at: 
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=664944
pylohk@gmail.com

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Wenyi Lian

Ms. Wenyi Lian is a researcher in WTO law and public procurement. She received her LLM degree in Chinese Law from China University of Political Science and Law, her LLM degree in European and International Law from Hamburg University, and is conducting her PhD research at Bangor University.

Her work has been circulated inside the China Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a reference source for negotiation and policy-making. Currently, Ms Wenyi Lian is doing her research in the Economic Research and Statistics Division at the WTO, Geneva. You can reach her at w.y.lian@hotmail.com.

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​Joao Otavio Benevides Demasi

Joao is currently a Ph.D. student on WTO Law from the University of Maastricht, Netherlands. He is researching the intricacies of the WTO jurisprudence through its most controversial AB cases and is currently working on his dissertation, Challenges to the WTO Appellate Body Legal Interpretations: A Diplomat's Mise-en-Scène.
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He is a qualified Brazilian and Portuguese lawyer, with senior experience in international trade law and international contracts. His legal practice is restricted on WTO law and international trade law and has written articles in publications related to the subject.

He is a student member of the Society for International Economic Law (SIEL) and the American Society for International Law (ASIL).
j.benevidesdemasi@maastrichtuniversity.nl

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Dimitrios Kafteranis

Dimitrios Kafteranis is a PhD candidate under the supervision of Prof. Silvia Allegrezza working on the legal protection of whistle-blowers in the banking and financial sector.  Dimitrios has two Bachelor degrees, one in English Language and Literature and one in Law. He holds a Master of Arts in European and International studies and an LL.M in European Economic and Financial Criminal Law. Prior to starting his PhD, Dimitrios was a trainee and assistant of Judge Michail Vilaras at the CJEU.

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Anne-Marie Greenslade

Anne Marie is a doctoral researcher at Leeds Beckett University, focusing her research on UK support provisions for survivors of contemporary slavery.  She also teaches Public Law and International Human Rights Law. 
 
She has previously been a front-line practitioner in the voluntary and public sectors. Her experience supporting refugee communities in Kosovo fueled her interest in human rights. She later worked alongside the police and CPS as an independent advocate for survivors of rape and sexual abuse.  This drove her decision to become a legal scholar and contribute to making the policy changes she wanted to see.  

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​Clare Frances Moran

​Clare Frances is lecturer in law at Edinburgh Napier. Her research interests lie in the related fields of international criminal law, international humanitarian law, and international human rights law, with a focus on the application of legal theory to these areas. Her current work focuses on a theory of authority in international criminal law and is due to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2020. Clare Frances was a visiting scholar at Columbia Law School in 2018 and a visiting researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg in 2013.

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​Grazia Scocca

Grazia is Ph.D. Candidate in Law at the University of Salerno, under a joint programme with the University of Strasbourg. The purpose of her research activity relates to business and human rights issues, focusing on the responsibility of the transnational corporations impacting on public health and the protection of the environment. Her study domain includes also International Law, Human Rights Law, Environmental Law and Sustainable Development.

Grazia has research experiences at the Hague Academy of International Law, the European University Institute, the Max Plank Institute, the Sant’Anna School and the University of Strasbourg. In 2018, Grazia was awarded with the Cassini French Prize for Ph.D. students and young researchers, for a project on Climate Change and Cultural Apocalypse.

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Peter Dunne

Peter is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol Law School and an Associate Member of Garden Court Chambers, London. He researches on LGBT+ rights. Peter currently serves as the Senior Expert for Sexual Orientation with the European Equality Law Network. From 2017-2018, Peter (with Dr Marjolein van den Brink) undertook EU-funded research on transgender and intersex equality rights in Europe. At present, supported by the SLSA, Peter (with Dr Maria Moscati) is exploring the voice of transgender children in England. Peter is the EU Charter Editor for the European Human Rights Law Review and the Family Law Co-convenor for the Society of Legal Scholars.
pd17563@bristol.ac.uk

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Floris Tan

Andrii Zharikov​

​Stelios Andreadakis

​Floris is working on a PhD in international law at Leiden University (NL), which touches both international humanitarian law (IHL) and human rights law (HRL). It specifically concerns states' duties to investigate violations of IHL and HRL during armed conflict, the central research question focusing on the exact scope and contents of a duty to investigate under the law as it stands.

Beyond his research, Floris is involved In the teaching of international at Leiden University, and he has also taught practitioners in the humanitarian field in Geneva, for the Organisation of Professionals in Humanitarian Assistance and Protection (PHAP). He was previously managing editor for the Netherlands Journal for Human Rights, and worked for one of the Research Division of the European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg, where he co-drafted the case-law guide to Article 18 of the ECHR.

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Andrii obtained his LLB (Hons) from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (Ukraine) and LLM in International Trade Law (with distinction) from the University of Essex. Following completion of his studies, Andrii worked as a commercial law associate with leading law firms in Ukraine. In October 2016, Andrii joined Aston University to conduct a research project on the theory of lex mercatoria and specifically its use in the area of trade finance. Andrii teaches commercial law and dispute resolution and has authored a number of articles in the areas of his interest.
zharikoa@aston.ac.uk

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Stelios is a Senior Lecturer in Corporate and Financial Law and Director of Postgraduate Programmes. Dr Andreadakis’ research interests are in the areas of Corporate Law and EU Law. He is particularly interested in corporate governance and his current work focuses on the role of whistle-blowers in modern corporate governance and the role of corporate culture in the strengthening of whistle-blower protection worldwide.

Stelios has also written extensively on the accession of the EU to the ECHR, the process of European integration as well as the future of human rights protection in the EU.
stelios.andreadakis@brunel.ac.uk

Pranav Menon

Marcelo ​Carvalho-Loureiro​

Asset ​Kussaiyn

Pranav completed his BA/LLB degree from Symbiosis Law School, Pune (India). He specialized in intellectual property and media laws in India. While pursuing his undergraduate degree, he attained a certificate in Indian Cyber Laws from the Indian Law Institute, a diploma in Media Law from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, and another diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Management from Enhelion and the Gujarat National Law University. After graduating in 2016, Pranav enrolled in Penn State Law of the Pennsylvania State University to pursue his Masters (LLM). He focused on International Commercial Arbitration and Litigation. After writing and passing the New York Bar Examination, he is currently pursuing his SJD at Penn State with a Doctoral dissertation focused on the legal aspects of posthumous existence through the use of technology. 

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Marcelo Carvalho-Loureiro is currently a PhD candidate in Law at the University of Birmingham. He holds an LLB and PGDip in Human Rights from Coimbra University. He is also a Laurea Specialistica in Crossing the Mediterranean from the University of Venice, a Master of Social Sciences in Inter-Mediterranean migrations from the University of Montpellier III and a Magister in Intercultural Mediation from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, all of for which he was awarded first class honours. 

His research interests gravitate around the intersection between constitutional theory, comparative law and nationality with post-colonialism in the contexts of Latin America, the European Union and the Mediterranean.
mxc858@student.bham.ac.uk

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Asset Kussaiyn is from Kazakhstan. He is currently pursuing his PhD at the China University of Political Science and Law, where his research focuses on dispute resolution in the Belt and Road Initiative. 

Before joining the Penn State Law LLM-program, Asset was practicing in one of the leading law firms in Kazakhstan, where he was involved in the dispute resolution division, actively working with arbitration and litigation matters in courts of the United Kingdom and the Bahamas. 

He is a STIP Foundation scholarship awardee at the Hague Academy of International Law in 2019. 
kusain.aset@gmail.com

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Sanya ​Darakhshan

Dr. Wael Saghir

Harry G. Chikasamba

An enthusiast in the field of human rights, Sanya Darakhshan Kishwar holds a Masters in Law from the Pennsylvania State University and an Integrated Bachelors in Law and Science from Central University of South Bihar, India. She has keen interest in the field of gender justice and has been a Member of the Gender Sensitization and Equal Opportunity Cell in her undergraduate years. She was the recipient of the Best Law Student of India Award in 2018 and also the winner of the 26th Williem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna.
kishwarj650@gmail.com

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Wael is an International Consultant and a Visiting Lecturer at leading UK based institutions. He is an active member at international associations and professional organisations. Wael has published articles and monographs on international financial law and investment regulations and he is an Associate Editor at the IALS Student Law Review.
wael.saghir@postgrad.sas.ac.uk

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​Harry is a Disability Rights Specialist from Malawi currently reading for a PhD in Human Rights Law and Disability at the Free University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M) in International Law which he obtained with Distinction from the University of Leeds in the UK. He is former fellow of the prestigious Open Society Foundations (OSF) Disability Rights Fellowship, and has worked with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) under the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). 

Harry’s research interests are in equality and non-discrimination; knowledge co-production in human and disability rights; women with disabilities; inclusive education; sustainable development financing; donor ethics; and UN treaty mechanisms. 
hchikasamba@gmail.com

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​Orlando José Guterres Costa Júnior

​Olavi Nangolo​

Martin Clark

Orlando is a PhD candidate in International Law at the University of São Paulo (USP), with focus in corporate social responsibility as a mechanism of global governance. He has a Master of Laws in International Law from the Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), and Bachelor of Laws from the Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA).

Orlando has authored several book chapters and articles. He is a Brazilian qualified attorney, with litigation practice in corporate law, international trade and regulatory law. Orlando is member of the Brazilian Committee of Arbitration (CBAr), former coordinator of the Research Group on International Law of the Rio de Janeiro State University (NEPEDI/UERJ), and former coordinator of the ICSID/CPA subgroup of the Research Group on International Tribunals of the São Paulo University (NETI/USP). Orlando is a Young OGEMID Rapporteur for South America, and a Volunteer National Correspondent to the Case Law on UNCITRAL Texts (CLOUT).
 orlando.guterres@gmail.com

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Olavi is a recent law graduate and aspiring academic in Natural Resources Law. Olavi has worked as a Wildlife Crime Research Consultant with TRAFFIC. He also worked as a researcher for a PHD thesis. He served as a research assistant for a study guide on Criminal Law in Namibia at the University of Namibia.

His current independent research focuses on avenues for strengthening petroleum agreements in Namibia.

Olavi holds a LLB from the University of Namibia, and has received the accolade for Best Student in Research Methodology in 2015.​
nangoloolavi@gmail.com

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Martin is a Fourth Year PhD Candidate at LSE Law, working in the fields of international law, public law, legal history and legal theory. He holds honours degrees in law, history and philosophy and an MPhil in Law from the University of Melbourne and the Melbourne Law School, where he is currently a Research Fellow contributing to the MLS blog covering the High Court of Australia, Opinions on High  (http://blogs.unimelb.edu.au/opinionsonhigh/, and was a 2012 editor of the Melbourne Journal of International Law. He is Web Assistant to the Modern Law Review and was an Assistant Editor at the London Review of International Law.
m.clark1@lse.ac.uk

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Lidetu Yimer

Domenico Carolei​​

Hillary​

Lidetu is currently a PhD candidate in  at Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia and is writing his dissertation on the Right to Education for Children with Disabilities.

He has been a Lecturer at several universities and served at government and non government organizations. During his stay in academic institutions he has organised international law conferences, moot court competitions and various academic activities.

He has published two books on the protection of human rights and the rights of indigenous peoples. He has also published three articles on UPR recommendations in internationally reputable journals. He has an LLB, MA in Federal Studies and LLM in Human Rights Law from Addis Ababa University.

He is interested in international law fellowship as well as workshops.
lidetu2005@yahoo.com

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​Domenico is a criminal lawyer (Avvocato) by training with a background in international human rights law.

He currently teaches various legal modules at the School of Law of the University of Aberdeen. His PhD thesis (defended in May 2019) on civil society accountability and self-regulation was sponsored by the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society and Rule of Law (CISRUL) – University of Aberdeen. He masters both doctrinal and empirical research methods. His works appear on International Criminal Law Review, Human Rights Law Review and Voluntary Sector Review.

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Hillary is an associate trainee at Roosdiono and Partners (Part of ZICO Law Firm) in Indonesia focusing on due diligence. She graduated with honours from the Christian University of Indonesia and was the recipient of the Most Outstanding Student of the Christian University of Indonesia in 2017.

While pursuing her LLM degree at the Pennsylvania State University, Penn State Law, she worked as a research assistant for Prof. Catherine Rogers on the project of the American Law Institute: “Restatement of the Law, the U.S. Law of International Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration”. 
 
Her research interests include Corporate and International Commercial Arbitration.
hillarytj96@gmail.com

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Tatenda Leopold Chakanyuka​

Bakhrom Radjabov

​Brenda Vitisia

Tatenda is Zimbabwean, based in China. He is currently studying for a PhD in International Law at the Institute of International Law, Wuhan University School of Law, China. His research topic is “United Nations Security Council Reform: Revisiting the African Position.” He also holds a Masters in International Law and Chinese Law and Masters in International Relations from Zimbabwe. 

He is involved in a number of youth-led programs in Zimbabwe and a regular contributor in national media.

His areas of interest are Public International Law, including International Dispute Settlement, International Trade Law, China-Africa Relations, Environmental Law and Human Rights Law.​

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​Bakhrom is currently completing his PhD, entitled “Critical Analysis of UNDP-Supported Social Innovations in Governance: Case Studies of Armenia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan,” at the University of Tsukuba, Japan.

He has previously worked as a Senior Administrative Assistant at the OSCE/ODIHR Limited Election Observation Mission to the Republic of Uzbekistan. From 2012-2014, he worked at UNDP in Uzbekistan, where he led programmatic efforts in the areas of public outreach and social innovation promotion. He holds an MA in International Studies from the University of Tsukuba, Japan, and an MA in Global Political Economy from the University of Kassel, Germany.
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Brenda is from Nairobi, Kenya. She graduated from Penn State Law, US with a Master of Laws and Cardiff University, UK with a Bachelor of Laws.

Currently, Brenda is a research assistant at Penn State Law working on matters concerning US and International environment and energy law and policy. 
bkv11@psu.edu

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Muhammad Shoaib

​Narender Nagarwal

Abd Hakim Abd Razak​

​Muhammad is an Assistant Professor at Department of Sociology, University of Gujrat (Pakistan). He is a PhD scholar at International Islamic University Islamabad writing his dissertation on gender and higher education. He has worked as a Visiting Scholar at Arizona State University, USA, in Fall 2013. He also worked in a number of public and private sector organizations.

Muhammad teaches Gender Studies, Sociology of Education and Research Methods in Social Sciences. He has had research training from different organizations in Nepal and the US, and has published in peer reviewed national and international journals. He speaks English, Urdu and Hindi.
shoaibsoc@gmail.com

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​​Narender is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. Before joining academica Dr Narender was a practising advocate. He has a special interest in Constitutional Law and Human Rights (especially the Protection afforded to Minorities, Tribes, Dalits and other oppressed section of the society).

Narender has authored many research paper and chapters in edited collections, and advocates on certain issues for ethnic and religious minorities. In India he is a known authority in Minorities Law and Law Relating to the Freedom of Religion, and his work has opened up new areas of research on conceptions of Minorities Law in India and South Asia. Apart from his foremost area of Minorities Laws, he also writes on issues surrounding the latest trends in Media and Law, Media Violence, and the emerging role of State Institutions.
narender.nagarwal@gmail.com

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​Abd is a PhD graduate of the School of Law, Trinity College Dublin. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Law at Xiamen University Malaysia and lectures in Commercial Law, International Corporate Governance and Introduction to the Constitution of Malaysia. His research currently focuses on the interlocking directorship practice of Sharia scholars across the Sharia boards of Islamic financial institutions within the key Islamic Banking industrial region of QISMUT (Qatar, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, and Turkey).

He read law at the University of Technology MARA, Malaysia, before pursuing his LLM in Banking Law at the International Islamic University Malaysia. 
abdrazaa@tcd.ie

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Leo C. Nwoye

​Yeni Salma Barlinti

​Dagmawi Gosaye Kebede​

Leo is currently a Visiting Professor at the International Criminal Court (as a Consultant Expert on Sexual Violence against Men and Boys). He has worked as a Consultant Prosecutions Expert (with experience in Sexual and Gender-Based Violence) with a national prosecution authority.

He is former Counsel for the Office of the Prosecutor at both the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (Arusha Branch) and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. He holds an LLM (with Distinction) from Northumbria University.

​He is also an accredited mediator, a peer-reviewed author and a PhD candidate at the School of International Relations, University of St. Andrews. As well as international criminal law and international human rights law, his research interests include the gendered dynamics of conflict-related sexual violence, conflict in Africa, transitional justice and violence.

​Yeni is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law Universitas Indonesia. She has received her LLB, LLM and PhD in Law from Universitas Indonesia.

Currently she is the Head of the LLM programme. She focuses on inheritance, family, and contract in Islamic law in her teaching and research. She is a Fellow of the Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund of the Tokyo Foundation.

Dagmawi is an International Law Lecturer and Researcher at Wolkite University School of Law, Ethiopia, and has also taught at Addis Ababa University.

He has written and published articles in areas of international law, international economic law, international environmental law and human rights law.

​With skills in legal research, legal analysis, advocacy and legislative drafting, he has presented some of his work at international conferences and has coached a mooting team for national and international competitions. He is currently looking for a suitable PhD program.
dagidertogada28@gmial.com​

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Sedera Raharinirina

​Jasmin Beck​

​Dr. Amrisha Pandey

Sedera is a PhD candidate in tax law at the Catholic University of Madagascar. Her doctoral research is on the link between tax compliance, the accountability of municipalities and Malagasy culture.

​In 2018, she responded to a call for a thesis project from the association Mouvement pour l'Ethique et la Déontologie de Madagascar and was selected to receive a grant from the French Embassy in Madagascar. She has published an article: 'La fiscalité locale et le civisme fiscal au prisme des institutions financières internationales' ('Local economy and civil economy through the prism of international financial institutions').

She holds an LLM in Public Law from  Centre national de télé-enseignement de Madagascar and an LLM in Sociology from the University of Antananarivo.

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​​Jasmin is currently pursuing a PhD while working on the ERC Consolidator Grant Project “Correcting Inequality through Law.” The project analyses the equality jurisprudence of over a dozen jurisdictions for comparison, in order to explain the doctrinal choices of the analysed courts and to examine whether courts are better suited to correct certain kinds of inequalities than others. Jasmin holds an MA in International Law and the Settlement of Disputes from the UN-mandated University for Peace and a BA in Law and Development Studies from SOAS, University of London, and is pursuing an LLB at the Swiss Distance University.
beck0jasmin@gmail.com​

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Dr. Amrisha Pandey is enrolled as a lawyer in Indian Bar Council with life time membership. She completed her graduation degree of BA LLB (hons) in 2011 from Department of Legal Studies and Research Bhopal University in India and holds a Diploma in Dispute Management from Indian Institute of Arbitration and Mediation, Cochin. Later, she moved to the United Kingdom for higher studies. She holds a master’s degree titled as the ‘LLM in International Environmental Law’ (2012) from the School of Law, University of Nottingham, (U.K.). She recently finished her PhD from School of Law, University of Leeds in the U.K. the topic of her research is ‘Regulation of Freshwater and the Access to Right to Water in India’ (March 2015 – February 2019). 
She had participated in the Summer Courses on Public International Law from 10th July to 28th July 2017 held in The Hague Academy of International Law, The City of Hague, and generously funded by The City of Hague, Netherlands. She is shaping to be an international law scholar with her remarkable presence and academic contribution in international conferences and forums. Her passion for water law in particular has given her the opportunity at an early stage of research career to be involved as the panel member of the Task Force on Water Quality with International Water Resources Association. The report published by the panel is available online as – Developing a Global Compendium on Water Quality Guidelines, 2018.

Jake Okechukwu Effoduh

Kate McAllister

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Jake Okechukwu Effoduh is an international lawyer with a demonstrated history of working in human rights. He obtained a masters degree in Law from the University of Oxford and another Masters from Osgoode Hall Law School. He has held fellowships at the Harvard Law School, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Osgoode Hall Law School, and the Mandela School of Public Governance. He is currently a Vanier Scholar and a doctoral candidate researching on the impact of artificial intelligence on human rights in Africa.
effoduh@gmail.com​

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Kate is an Associate of the London Centre for Leadership in Learning at the University College London Institute of Education. Kate is an ex-secondary school teacher with 15 years’ experience in leadership and teacher development. She specialises in building sustainable partnerships and networks that enhance learning and enable effective collaborations within local, national and international communities. She has developed a whole-school approach to teaching and learning known as Learning Skills and is also co-founder of The Human Hive, a global network of experts that support language and skills development through inclusive, psychosocially protective learning experiences.
kate@rethinking-ed.org.

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