Meet The Team

Researcher and human rights content writer, coordinating volunteers and overseeing editorial material. Active in advocacy, with a strong academic background in international relations and human rights.

Her work focuses on vulnerable and minority groups, including the death penalty, approached through an inclusive and rights-based perspective.

Human rights graduate with a legal background, supports The Observatory’s activities through social media management, website administration, and technical support, while occasionally contributing to article writing.

Her areas of interest include migration issues, as well as conflicts in Western Asia and the Middle East, approached through an attentive and objective perspective.

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Guided by a strong commitment to human dignity and universal rights, and shaped by work with communities across Latin America. Supports advocacy efforts, promoting a holistic and inclusive approach to community wellbeing.

Researcher and writer on human rights, holding a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a master’s degree in International Relations, brings experience in governmental organizations and NGOs. 

Her research focuses on vulnerable groups and sustainable development, including climate change-related human rights violations, approached through an inclusive and rights-based perspective.

Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in European and Global Studies, contributes to the promotion of human rights and youth empowerment through both academic and volunteer engagement. Involved in initiatives supporting women’s rights, equality, inclusion, and humanitarian action, bringing a strong commitment to social justice and an inclusive, rights-based approach.

Master’s student in EU Studies, focuses on minority protection, including women, LGBT+ community, and ethnic groups, as well as (post-)colonial accountability and the respect and violations of international law.

Human Rights and Democratisation graduate and current International Security student, brings experience in the fields of environmental sustainability, human rights, and multilateral institutions.

Main research interests include women’s and LGBT+ rights, as well as postcolonial issues, approached through a critical and rights-based perspective.

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Human Rights graduate specialised in EU migration, asylum, and fundamental rights, brings experience in research, advocacy, and field engagement through work with the Observatory. Produces victim-centred human rights articles, with a particular focus on women’s rights in underreported contexts amid ongoing crises.

Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Human Rights and Multi-level Governance, with a focus on international law, EU governance, and policy analysis. Holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, with a thesis on EU migration and asylum policies.

Works as a human rights researcher and her main areas of interest include migration, children’s rights in vulnerable contexts, and the relationship between terrorism and human rights.

Master’s student in Political Science, majoring in International Relations and Economic Development, brings a sustained engagement with human rights into their academic work. Contributes further developing knowledge of global human rights violations while supporting advocacy for justice and equality.

Current focus areas include climate change and the exacerbation of inequalities, the rights of migrant people, and respect for international law.

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