Simone Emmert

Simone Emmert is a Lecturer of Law in Social Work at the School of Social Sciences, Theologische Hochschule Friedensau. She is a legal scholar specializing in human rights, gender studies, migration law, and anti-discrimination frameworks, with a focus on intersexuality and legal education. Her work bridges law, social work, and peace studies.

• Erasmus-Zertifikat (1997), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
• LL.M.Eur. in European Law (2006), Universität Würzburg
• PhD candidate (since 2009), Philipps-Universität Marburg

Her research emphasizes the intersection of gender, law, and human rights, including anti-bias methodologies and the legal implications of migration policies. She has published extensively on asylum law, intersex rights, and peace education.

Recent publications highlight her focus on human rights education, gender discrimination, and migration dynamics, reflecting her engagement with both European and international legal frameworks.

• Recipient of the 5th AWR Research Prize (2007) for her Magisterarbeit

She has coordinated seminars on human rights, security policy, and intercultural mediation across Germany, Canada, and Turkey, while maintaining legal practice as a registered attorney since 2014.