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Bachelor · University of Amsterdam
Indias educational background is in law. In the past year she completed her LLB in Maastricht and is currently pursuing her LLM in Public international law at UvA. Through out her studies she focussed on areas of refugee and humanitarian law with a special interest in the Use of Force and Armed Conflicts. Beyond academics, she has numerous experiences volunteering and working with/for NGOs and Organisations such as Amnesty and the UNHCR
the reoprt follows how different countries in the MENA region have been shaped by the arab spring, focussing on its effects on 1. the legal political systems 2. the socio-political impact 3. the role of regional/domestic and international human rights organisations – providing a comparative overv…
main question: how different mena questions developed post arab spring, how did this manifest politically and legally through out the region, what are major on-going/ recent/ past developments actively shaping the countries
what was this years world economic forum about? what was Epis’s impression and what are our future ambitions?
