My interest in law, and more specifically human rights law, emerged when I was pursuing my undergraduate degree at the Lahore University of Management Sciences in Pakistan.

How did you first become interested in human rights law? “This combination of theoretically grounded academic learning and practical knowledge will go a long way in helping me become a more effective lawyer.” Ahmed was selected for the prestigious 2013-2014 Fulbright Foreign Student Program. His publications include “International Human Rights and Women in Muslim Countries” published by the LUMS Student Law Review, and the Pakistan chapter of a publication titled “Cartels, Enforcement, Appeals & Damages Actions” published by the Global Legal Insights. He has also volunteered with a group of legal practitioners providing pro bono legal assistance to members of religious minorities and the poor in Karachi, Pakistan. degree from the Lahore University of Management and Sciences (LUMS) in 2010 and thereafter worked on public interest litigation concerning civil and political rights, as well as transactional and regulatory matters.

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