Beatrice is a Senior Legal Fellow at JUSTICE, working on various administrative justice projects. She also works as an associate editor for Just Security, an online forum based at the Reiss Center on Law and Security at New York University School of Law. Beatrice was called to the Bar of England and Wales in July 2023 […]
Thandi started working at JUSTICE in October 2023 as Administrative Assistant. She provides administrative support to the Chief Executive, Fiona Rutherford, as well as assisting with membership and general administration. Before joining JUSTICE, Thandi worked at Provident Holdings Ltd as Office Manager and at Mossbourne Community Academy as Administrator. While working at Provident Holdings Ltd […]
Jessica leads JUSTICE’s communications work. She specialises in communicating issues of legal and economic justice, having previously worked for the human rights NGO Liberty and various campaigns in and around the Labour Party. Prior to joining JUSTICE, she led communications for the progressive economics think tank INET Oxford. Jessica has a PhD from Cambridge University on the […]
Molly trained as a solicitor at Sidley Austin LLP and qualified in August 2023. She is currently undertaking the Sidley Austin Pro Bono Fellowship at JUSTICE. Molly worked on a number of pro bono matters during her training contract, including child citizenship applications and a benefit appeal tribunal, and is passionate about access to justice. […]
Michael is a intern completing his J.D. at the University of Notre Dame’s London campus. Prior to interning with JUSTICE, Michael worked in the Office of Chief Counsel at the Internal Revenue Service in Kansas City, Missouri, and interned for Chief Judge Melgren of the United States District Court for the District of Kansas. […]
Nandini is a Linklaters Legal Fellow at JUSTICE, working on various projects in relation to administrative justice. She is keenly interested in all areas of public and administrative law, access to justice, immigration-related human rights, and emerging strategic litigation in relation to business and human rights. Nandini is also a Caseworker at the Public Law […]
Nobuhle is a Linklaters Legal Fellow at JUSTICE, working on various Administrative Justice projects. Nobuhle will be called to the Bar of England and Wales in October 2023 and holds a Law with Chinese Law degree from the University of Nottingham (LLB) having completed an exchange year at the University of Hong Kong. During her […]
Honor joined JUSTICE in May 2023 as our Development Administrator. Prior to joining JUSTICE she studied History and French at the University of Exeter and went on to work as a School Marketing Coordinator.
Ailsa McKeon joined JUSTICE as Interim Criminal Lawyer in May 2023, having come from a busy practice at 6KBW College Hill Chambers. Ailsa was called to the Bar of England and Wales in October 2018 and successfully completed pupillage at 6KBW the following year. Before commencing her tenancy, Ailsa spent 10 months as Judicial Assistant […]
Riikka joined JUSTICE in October 2021 as the Trust and Foundation Fundraiser. She studied Political Science and International Relations at the University of Aberdeen, and holds a master’s degree in Human Rights Law and Political Science from the University of Manchester. Before joining JUSTICE, she worked in a human rights organisation in Mexico City.
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