Overview

Migration and human trafficking law focuses on protecting vulnerable populations, ensuring ethical migration policy, and combating exploitation. This area of law involves legal frameworks, international cooperation, and advocacy to uphold human rights and prevent trafficking.

The firm’s work goes beyond litigation. We engage in policy-making, institutional strengthening, and advocacy to safeguard rights and eliminate exploitation.

What We Do

• Policy and strategy development: co-authored the National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking in Jordan, and contributed to reforms in Jordan, the UAE, Bangladesh, and Indonesia.

• Representation and advocacy: legal counsel for the Filipino and Sri Lankan embassies in Jordan, protecting migrant workers in sensitive cases.

• Capacity building: specialised training on trafficking and labour rights for judges, prosecutors, inspectors, and law enforcement officials.

• International cooperation: partnership with the ILO, UNIFEM, the Migration Policy Institute, and the UAE Ministry of Labour to shape migration and anti-trafficking frameworks.

• Thought leadership: publications and studies with the ILO, UN agencies, and international institutions on migration, forced labour, and human rights.

Why Clients Instruct Us

• International credibility: trusted by the ILO, UN agencies, and governments across the region.

• Proven impact: a central role in drafting legislation, national strategies, and enforcement mechanisms.

• Diplomatic experience: representing migrant workers for more than a decade through embassies and international bodies.

• Holistic solutions: courtroom advocacy, policy reform, and institutional training combined.