Quazi Ludmila Zaman holds a Master’s in International Human Rights Law from Griffith College Dublin, Ireland. She has been trained in GDPR and Data Security under the EU Laws. Her academic background includes participation in prestigious events like the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition representing Griffith College Dublin. She worked with Amnesty International Ireland in Campaign and Funds department. She also worked with the Courts of Ireland as an interpreter and translator and have worked in matters related to Refugee and Asylum, Extradition, Domestic Violence and Child Negligence.
She possesses expertise in areas such as international human rights law and arbitration. Her interests span history, politics, art, and literature, reflecting a well-rounded individual with a deep understanding of societal and cultural dynamics. She is passionate about cultural nuances in both the legal and cultural aspects of societies and remains well versed in navigating clients from multiple jurisdictions. In Bangladesh, she has significant experience in advising local and foreign clients in relation to individual and fundamental rights, contract law, labour issues, mergers and acquisitions. She also has long experience in negotiation and assists clients by implementing the most suitable method of dispute resolution. Currently, she is a Partner at Russel and Partners.