I am a legal researcher and lecturer working at the intersection of international development law, human rights, and comparative family law, with a strong focus on the regulation of artificial intelligence.
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LLM in International Development Law and Human Rights from the University of Warwick, where his dissertation examined AI regulation from a legal and policy perspective, and a
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First-Class BA in International Relations and Applied Languages from Oxford Brookes University
My research interests include Islamic legal traditions and child protection, particularly the interaction between non-Western family-law institutions, such as kafala, and European legal and policy frameworks, as well as AI governance in contexts involving migration, access to justice, and rights protection.
He has experience working with civil society organisations, legal clinics, and public-sector institutions, and currently combines legal research with university-level teaching.
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