Mumta sees law as a vehicle for social transformation in a paradigm of restoration reparation and healing. A former structured finance lawyer for top ranking global law firm Clifford Chance in the City of London (London’s equivalent of Wall Street), advising governments, multinational corporations and investment banks - turned public interest environmental lawyer - Mumta set up an NGO in the Caribbean to create a people's' movement to successfully save an island of global ecological importance and bring about legislative change. She is one of Europe’s leading experts and advocates for rights of nature, advisor to the UN General Assembly, initiator of a European Citizens Initiative to put rights of nature on the legislative agenda of the EU and founder of the charity Nature’s Rights and the International Centre for Wholistic Law. Additionally she holds a degree in Zoology, is an award winning public speaker and has facilitated healing workshops around the world. Her focus is on realigning law - living and written - with the universal laws that govern all life and facilitating inner and outer transformation.