Professor Dr. Parosha Chandran

Biography

Parosha Chandran is a Professor of Practice in Modern Slavery Law at King's College London, where she specializes in human rights law as a barrister at One Pump Court. She is recognized as a world-leading expert in modern slavery law and human trafficking, having served as a Senior Legal Advisor to the UK Parliament's Modern Slavery Project. Parosha has represented both adult and child victims of modern slavery and has set critical legal precedents in various legal contexts, including asylum and public law. Her contributions to international legal guidance on trafficking are significant, and she has published extensively, including serving as the General Editor for the leading textbook, 'Human Trafficking Handbook: Recognising Trafficking Modern-Day Slavery UK'. Parosha's expertise has garnered accolades, including the Trafficking Persons Hero Award in 2015 for her unparalleled achievements in providing legal services to survivors of modern slavery. Her ongoing engagement with the European Court of Human Rights showcases her commitment to advancing human rights through law, marking her as a prominent figure in the fight against trafficking.

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