Farnas Yeasmin Nizom

Farnas Yeasmin Nizom is a Doctoral Researcher and Sessional Academic at the Australian National University's College of Law, Governance and Policy, where she teaches International Law, Lawyers Justice and Ethics, and Commercial Law while pursuing groundbreaking research on refugee children's rights through UN Treaty Bodies.

Her educational background includes:

• Master of Laws (LLM) in International Human Rights Law from University of Huddersfield (2023-2024), graduating with Distinction for thesis "Assessing Unborn Children's Rights in the Context of Human Cloning and Mitochondrial Research Therapy: A Legal Analysis"
• Bachelor of Laws from University of Chittagong (2017-2022) with multiple merit-based scholarships

Her research critically examines Human Rights frameworks through Children's Rights and Refugee Law lenses, specializing in how UN Treaty Bodies interpret norms for refugee children—a pioneering analysis documented in her PhD project. She actively disseminates findings through academic presentations while integrating International Criminal Law perspectives into her human rights advocacy.

No scientific awards or fellowships are mentioned in available records. As a current PhD candidate, she has no supervisees, and no research grants are documented. She complements her academic work through community leadership initiatives and pro bono legal services, demonstrating applied commitment to justice principles beyond scholarly pursuits.