Farah bogani

I work for an equitable, inclusive, and responsible future through research. I am particularly passionate about highlighting the importance of human rights in tech and innovation.

I graduated with an MA in Comparative Literature and International Relations from the University of St Andrews, and an MSc in Human Rights from the London School of Economics & Political Science. My studies included courses in human rights, peace and conflict, critical race theory, and gender. I have particular expertise in atrocities committed under repressive governments and post-atrocity processes in international law and transitional justice.

I developed my expertise in technology, human rights, and international security from conducting research for the Chatham House Royal Institute of International Affairs and Amnesty International, before moving into project coordination & management at the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots. I am currently working in advocacy and strategy for advancing freedom of expression and access to information for IFEX, covering issues including internet shutdowns, online censorship, and cybersecurity.

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​When I'm not working, I enjoy lifting heavy things, writing stories, swimming, yoga, travel, and improving my mental health and wellness.