Abdullah Fazi

Abdullah Fazi is a Lecturer at the Malaysia School of Business, Monash University Malaysia, specializing in international law with affiliations to its Department of Law. He holds a Ph.D. in International Law from the University of Malaya. His research focuses on international law, human rights, law & technology, feminist legal theory, refugee law, and Islamic jurisprudence. He serves as an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy UK and a member of the European Society of International Law, Italy.

Education: Ph.D. in International Law (Universiti Malaya).

Research emphasizes global human rights regimes, legal responses to technology, and intersectional legal frameworks. Notable projects include analyses of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal, transgender rights legislation, and blockchain regulatory frameworks. He actively contributes to peer-reviewed journals like the Manchester Journal of Transnational Islamic Law & Practice and International Journal of Law and Management.

He has organized conferences on topics like 'War and Peace in the 21st Century' and delivered public lectures on AI and human rights. He currently serves as Associate Editor for Legal Transformation in Muslim Societies (Journal) and reviews for platforms like Islamabad Law Review.

Advances SDGs related to justice and human rights through scholarship addressing refugee law, gender rights, and legal accountability. No listed grants but maintains active collaborations with international researchers on topics like South Asian politics and labor rights.

No dedicated lab or team is mentioned, though his work engages interdisciplinary networks across law, technology, and human rights sectors.