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    The author graduated this year from the University of London’s distance-learning LLB (Honours) programme. Having interned in both corporate law and litigation, she is currently interning with Courting the Law to further explore her interest in legal research and writing, which she intends to pursue long term as a legal scholar and academic. Her research interests centre on international law and global human rights protections, particularly their intersection with the post-colonial realities of South Asia.
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