CAMPUS AMBASSADORS

Royal Holloway, University of London

I am studying Law, aspiring to become a solicitor with an interest in specializing in criminal and human rights law. My passion lies particularly in advocating for the right to education. Outside of my involvement with GHRH, I dedicate my time to charities that aim to foster social mobility by facilitating access to higher education and support asylum seekers and refugees in their pursuit of education through digital inclusion initiatives. I aim to further broaden my understanding of girls’ human rights violations through my role at GHRH. By using this knowledge, I aspire to educate and raise awareness about girls' rights within my university.

St Xavier's College Autonomous Kolkata

Ainesh Dey is a sophomore at St Xavier’s College, Kolkata. An avid learner, he has participated and won laurels in several debates, quizzes and creative writing endeavors, both at the national and the international level. His wide array of interests range from policy formulation, advocacy and international affairs to international business and developmental economics.

Institute of Business Administration

Aleezeh Azmat is a social sciences undergraduate student, with a major in Psychology, at the Institute of Business Administration. She is from Karachi, Pakistan, and currently runs her own book club which focuses on feminist and historical fiction.

Having a prevalent interest in areas of social research, feminist theory, and literature, as well as feminist legal theory, she aims to champion for women's rights, both in an academic and in a personal setting.

Queen Mary University of London

Hello, I’m Anela Najm, an 18 year old law student currently residing in London. Although I grew up in Wales, my journey has led me to Queen Mary Universirty of London, where I am pursuing my passion for law. Throughout my studies, I’ve discovered a profound interest in human rights advocacy. Reflecting on my upbringing, I realise the importance of having an organisation that defends girls human rights specifically. Being part of such an empowering team would allow me to contribute meaningfully to a cause I deeply believe in.

Indira Gandhi National Open University

Anubhuti Mahanta is an intersectional feminist who is deeply passionate about fields such as peacebuilding, gender justice, and diplomacy. Motivated by her commitment to social justice, she founded an initiative called Old World Order in June 2023. With a mission to bring visibility to historically marginalized communities, Anubhuti aims to make history more inclusive, accurate, and transparent. Through her initiative, she actively works to amplify the voices of communities that have been often overlooked by mainstream narratives, striving for tangible change and greater understanding. In addition to her activism, Anubhuti is an avid reader with a keen interest in feminist literature, historical texts, and fiction.

University of York

I’m Ben, I’m in my first year of Law at the University of York. I’m very excited to become a Campus Ambassador for GHRH and impart onto others my passion for human rights and equality for all. I first heard of charity at the Human Rights Summit at Hogan Lovells and have since been extremely interested to follow up on the good work GHRH have been doing and wanted to get involved directly.

As the Diversity Officer of the York Law Society and as the LGBTQ+ Representative for Derwent College. I currently run a subcommittee of six members and have created the role of Gender Equality Representative as I know just how important equal gender representation is in law particularly. I am experienced in promoting diversity and inclusion for all, particularly in educational and professional legal settings and I’m confident this passion will transfer well into this role and can’t wait to get started!

Aston University

Hi everyone, my name is Ammna Razzaq. I'm an international student from Pakistan, currently in my second year studying law at Aston University and I am immensely grateful and excited to embark on a journey to serve as a Campus Ambassador for the Girls Human Rights Hub. My journey with the organisation began when I attended the Young Lawyers Symposium 2024, an experience that left a profound impact on me. I was truly inspired to see the organisation’s commitment towards empowering women to be the change they want to see in this world, urging me to contribute to their noble cause.

Whilst it is true that issues like gender inequality and lack of freedom of choice for women still exist within various societies and communities, I believe that it is our responsibility to stand up and inspire action for change. I think that every individual, regardless of their gender, deserves equal opportunities and rights and through the right resources, education, and empathy, we can work towards shaping the world into a safer and just space for all. Therefore, in my role as a Campus Ambassador, I hope to use my platform and education to challenge stereotypes, break down barriers, and empower women to fulfil their potential as leaders in their communities and beyond

Royal Holloway University of London

Hi, my name is Ananya and I am a first year undergraduate student reading law at Royal Holloway University of London. I am 18 years old, my pronouns are she/her and I am of Indian descent. My hobbies include writing, reading books as well as singing and dancing. I am so excited to work with the Girls' Human Rights Hub as I am passionate about human rights and endeavor to help make our world an equitable place for all individuals. I am looking forward to meeting with all of you soon!

Royal Holloway University of London

Hello, my name is Aya, and I am a law student at Royal Holloway with a strong passion for advancing the position of women in law and amplifying the voices of minorities. I have a track record of being part of charity groups and aiding their message and advancements of human rights causes .

With aspirations to become an immigration barrister, my commitment to human rights and advocacy is unwavering. I am focused on amplifying the voices of all girls and supporting them in standing against gender-based violence and oppression. I am confident in my ability to enrich, empower, and motivate others, and I am determined to be a strong voice for the message that the Girls Human Rights Hub aims to convey. Through my efforts, I aim to secure a promising future for all girls and to serve as a beacon of the message of empowerment and human rights that the Girls Human Rights Hub strives to promote.

Aston University

Hello, my name is Durell Dacey, a 20-year-old law student. I am currently a third-year placement student at Aston University, working in it’s Aston Law Clinic where I have gained valuable experience in giving free advice to clients. I am happy to be able to spread awareness for girls human rights and help make the world a more equal place.

University of Cambridge

Hello! I’m Chloe, a second-year law student at the University of Cambridge. I feel very lucky to have grown up with many inspirational girls and women and am eager to do more to protect and promote girls’ human rights. I'm from Hong Kong and I love being outdoors, spending time with friends and family, reading, and paper-quilling.

Aston University

Hi, my name is Emily and I am a Law student at Aston University.

I am so excited to be part of the GHRH Campus Ambassador programme! I cannot wait to start organising events to promote and raise awareness for girls’ rights and advocate for gender equality.

Kings College London

My name is Erin, and I’m an undergraduate Law student at Kings College London. I have always had an interest in human rights, but since beginning the long journey to becoming a legal professional, I have noticed that many women’s rights issues are often overlooked. It’s my intention to spread awareness on these issues, and do my best to make a meaningful difference. I enjoy reading (my favourite book is “The Colour Purple” by Alice Walker) and visiting museums.

University of Westminster

Giulia here! Giulia as in Julia, name's a bit tricky, isn't it. I am in my 3rd year as of September 2024. I am very much ambitious to become a barrister with the hope to do my best for the best of others.

One thing about me is that I hold great appreciation for people who have a lot to say, always sparks great conversations! That's why I love my job as a Law Student Mentor and Student Ambassador at University of Westminster. When not immersed in legal studies, you'll find me indulging in hobbies such as arts and crafts, evaluating documentaries, and lately, discovering the joy of baking.

City University of London

In my role as a Girls Human Rights Hub campus ambassador, I strive to increase greater awareness around issues, such as gender inequality and gender-based violations against women. As a law student, I am especially intrigued by the power of the law to protect and uphold fundamental rights, thus instilling me with a sense of commitment to ensure that girls are well-informed of the rights they acquire.

With great belief in the power of unity, I believe that collective action and collaboration can encourage positive change concerning girls’ human rights!