Equal Rights is a young NGO working to reunite migrant families in Europe and providing legal support to asylum seekers in Greece.• Managing the Chios office;• Developing internal practices, standards and policies;• Supervising international and local staff, ensuring effective legal representation in asylum and family reunification cases;• Representing the organization before the Greek authorities;• Challenging unjust practices and policies through advocacy, including report-writing and submissions of interim measures to the European Court of Human Rights;• Enhancing cooperation with actors on the island and coordinating joint advocacy;• Managing finance and liaising with donors.

StARS is a Cairo-based NGO assisting asylum seekers and refugees through education, psychosocial and legal aid services.• Member of the Refugee Status Determination (RSD) Team of the Legal Aid Program;• Coordinated access to transcripts of asylum interviews, overseeing the review of such transcripts and making representation decisions accordingly in cooperation with the Team Coordinator;• Liaised with UNHCR Egypt’s Registration Unit to ensure prompt follow-up of registration-related inquiries on behalf of vulnerable clients;• Trained and supervised the work of legal advisors, providing detailed feedback on legal submissions and other work;• Drafted in-house guidelines on RSD-related processes;• Trained leaders of refugee communities on UNHCR and StARS’s processes.

• Reviewed and finalised the Team’s written submissions to UNHCR in support of client’s RSD first instance interviews;• Conducted screening interviews with refugees seeking representation in RSD matters, particularly focusing on appeals.

• Provided workshops to groups and individual clients regarding RSD procedures;• Conducted screening interviews with refugees seeking representation in asylum and protection-related matters;• Drafted legal briefs and prepared witness statements and other evidence in support of RSD appeals and re-opening requests;• Provided advice to refugees attending on a walk-in basis.

• Worked at the Investigation Division of the Office of the Prosecutor;• Member of the Team working on the Central African Republic II case;• Researched, reviewed and analysed data and compiled reports accordingly;• Drafted legal requests for assistance to member states.

PILPG is a global pro bono law firm providing free legal assistance to parties involved in peace negotiations, drafting post-conflict constitutions, and war crimes prosecution/transitional justice.• Conducted research into and wrote legal memoranda on international law issues;• Drafted the chapter entitled Management of Information for the publication Handbook on Civil Society Documentation of Serious Human Rights Violations.