Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
My aspiration to contribute to the United Nations' mission stems from a deeply personal place. Having cared for and lived with vulnerable children, I have experienced the profound impact of empathy and support on individual lives. This rewarding experience, coupled with my upbringing in a family that fosters children, has instilled a profound sense of responsibility towards those who have faced adversity. Witnessing firsthand the resilience of children overcoming difficult pasts has galvanised my commitment to championing human rights and welfare on a global scale, focusing on all human rights and those, especially of women and young girls worldwide. I am eager to leverage my legal education and personal insights to make a tangible difference in the field of international law or international human rights law. My goal is to be at the forefront of shaping policies and advocating for the voiceless, ensuring that the principles of equity and justice are upheld across borders.
Secretary, publicist and shadow vice president of the University of Readings International Committee of the Red Cross Society
Participated in Fragomens Corporate Immigration Workshop
As the publicist for the Amnesty International society at the University of Reading I manage social media as well as writing up to date news posts on current affairs both global and domestic.
Involved in a research project with Amnesty International UK (AIUK) as part of their campaign to end Israeli Apartheid. My role involves researching goods originating from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank that are entering the UK market. This research entails documenting the types of products, their entry routes, labelling practices, and points of sale. This campaign will have relations with media outreach, advocacy, grassroots activism, and fundraising
Caseworker volunteer • Working with lawyers to create cases around individuals currently facing the death penalty in the USA. •Web design