As a Trustee, conducted fiscal review and approval of the IBAHRI Internship Programme Interim Report (IBAHRI Trust awarded £50,000 to support the IBAHRI Internship Programme in 2019. The grant made it possible to fund all the IBAHRI interns £2,000 each. The funding is fundamental in maintaining the caliber and the diversity of the candidates who apply to the program, IBA Human Rights Institute Trust, August 2019

As Co-Chair of the IBA Crimes Against Women Subcommittee, gave comments on the UK’s February 2018 Supreme Court ruling in which two victims of serial rapist John Worboys won a compensation claim after the Court upheld that the police had failed in their duty under Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights to investigate serious violence against women. Also discussed the application of the ECHR in criminal investigation and prosecution for violence against women, and its implications for rape trials going forward. Reviewed and commented on the national digital disclosure form rolled out in 2019, which has brought the controversial practice of requesting victims’ consent to review digital data in sexual assault cases back into the spotlight. The IBA article is at: https://www.ibanet.org/Article/NewDetail.aspx?ArticleUid=9F342818-0C6B-4344-B9D5-7044F00B7A00, International Bar Association Subcommittee on Violence against Women, July 2019

Met with the leaders of a community-based social justice organization in a village in the municipality of Guarne, Colombia to discuss ways to limit over-development and environmental damage impacting the community, Junta de Accion Comunal San José, Guarne, Colombia, March 2019