United Kingdom
I am a Chevening Scholar living in the United Kingdom. Experienced researcher, communicator and campaigner with strong expertise in digital marketing. I posses wide experience in the non-profit sector. I am a Country Coordinator for Amnesty International UK and a freelance writer. I hold a BA in Policy and a Masters in Applied Human Rights by the University of York.
Freelance and commissions
The COVID-19 crisis has triggered a proliferation of conspiracy theories and slurs, including accusations of profiteering levelled against Jewish businessmen linked with the production of vaccines and soybean. This rhetoric taps into a long history of stigma and discrimination against the community.
Commissioned by Minority Rights Group to write their section on Argentina, focusing on minorities and indigenous with disabilities. The work entailed literature-review, fact-checking and qualitative research.
Campaigns
As part of the iniciative of the Coalition of Latin Americans in the United Kingdom, this video raises awareness on the difficulties that migrants face accessing healthcare. Content and editing by Carla Torres.
In the context of the imminent vote on a bill to legalise the voluntary termination of pregnancies in Argentina, Amnesty International in Northern Ireland and the Abortion Rights Campaign congratulates the lower house for passing the abortion bill. We now urge the Senate to secure the right to legal and safe abortion.
Work as a Reporter for Brexit.
Published Work (English)
On 21 December 2010, the resolution 65/209 of the UN General Assembly decided to declare 30 August as the International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances. It is important to understand the origins and background of this crime, but also to acknowledge that it continues to happen under both democratic and authoritarian governments, to little international outcry.