• Jul 2023 - Present

• Jan 2023 - Jul 2023

Project Expedite Justice ('PEJ') is a United States registered women-led non-governmentalorganization. It was created in 2016 by former ICC and US prosecutor Cynthia Thai, to help victims ofinternational crimes. In particular, it works focuses on investigating and providing accountability forinternational crimes and serious Human rights abuse, including but not limited to crimes againstHumanity and war crimes, transnational crimes, Human trafficking, financial crimes and corporateaccountability. To do so, PEJ works on 1) Training & capacity building local investigators & lawyers; 2)Guiding & mentoring local investigators & lawyers; 3) Representing victims & providing legal advice.PEJ works in East & Central Africa, and South-East Asia, through its local partners.As a legal intern my day to day duties are : - Carrying out Human rights and legal research;- Undertaking factual research on key events;- News monitoring and other open source investigations;- Drafting or editing English-language documents as needed;- Assisting in writing funding proposals and contributing to donor reports;- Transcribing and summarizing witness interviews;- Entering evidence into Casemap. Show less

Monitoring intern

• Apr 2023 - Jun 2023

I am working in GHR's Programme of Human Rights Policy Studies (HPS), under the supervision of the GHR Senior Management Team. My main task, as a member of the HPS team, is to attend selected sessions of the UN human rights bodies and mechanisms and prepare analytical/synthetic reports. I also assist the trainers of GHR in the preparation of Courses and Seminars in Geneva, in particular in undertaking short research studies and collecting necessary documentation. Focused monitoring : - UN Human Rights Council, June-July session; - Meetings of UN treaty bodies such as Committees on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), on Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), on Enforced Disappearance (CED), Against Torture (CAT), on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) and the Human Rights Committee (HRC); - And meetings of mechanisms of the Human Rights Council, such as the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) and the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP). Show less

Advocacy assistant

• Apr 2022 - Sep 2022

- Research human rights crises and issues in the Arab Gulf region and their relations to the international human rights legal framework; - Draft policy papers and advocacy letters to support ADHRB’s mission and advocacy in the French parliament and Ministry of Foreign Affairs; - Assist in ADHRB’s preparations for engaging with the United Nations Human Rights Council; - Attend and report on events, briefings, and other relevant meetings in the French parliament and Ministry of Foreign Affairs during legislative and parliamentary sessions; - Attend meetings with international and national actors, including NGOs to discuss human rights in Bahrain; - Attend meetings with policymakers to discuss human rights in Bahrain and the Arab Gulf region; - Organize events and panels at local universities and in parliament to brief policymakers, NGO partners, and members of the public; - Strengthen national NGO partnerships through regular coordination and cooperation; - Support social media activities and provide administrative support where needed. Show less

Project assistant - Panel coordinator

• Jan 2022 - Mar 2022

The inaugural session of the European Students' Assembly has brought together on 3 and 4 March 2022 in Strasburg more than 275 students from 38 European university alliances in 28 European countries. These students came from 140 different universities. The selected students have addressed some of the most decisive challenges facing the European Union today. Meeting in commissions, they produced concrete recommendations on issues as complex as democracy, cybersecurity, sustainability, or migration. The report resulting from these recommendations will be published on the Future of Europe Conference website and sent to European policy makers. Focusing on students, this event is the culmination of several months of work involving the student community of European university alliances, with the participation of experts and members of the European Parliament. I would particularly like to thank Constance Chevallier-Govers for giving me the chance to be in the organisation team of this project ! And also my fellow students with whom we had important work sessions to laying the foundation for the first ever European University Alliance Student Network. It was breathtaking! As I was the coordinator of the panel designing policy recommendations on how to make our Higher Education digitalised, future proof and inclusive for the future of Europe. I would also like to give a special thanks to my panel members for the debates and collaborations in this project. The common document with the 100 recommendations is coming real soon! We are one, we are Unite!, we are Europe 🇪🇺 Show less