ATTALAKI
NGO

She is a Tunisian jurist who has been teaching law since 2008 in private and public schools. She responsible for the Studies and Research Unit of the Religious Freedom Committee of Attalaki NGO. She is the only Tunisian researcher cumulating at the same time common law and European Union law expertise in addition to her knowledge in Tunisian public law, her current field of teaching. She worked as general coordinator twice for two associations interested in retirees’ care and good governance. She worked as a researcher assistant to Loyola University Chicago researches made on Tunisian transition under the supervision of Tunis Faculty of Political and Social Legal Sciences. She is registered as an international commercial arbitrator after participating in William C. Vis International commercial arbitration competition in Vienna and Sultanate of Oman. She participated in regular seminars relating to the constitutional transition in 2012 within the laboratory of research in international law, international courts and comparative constitutional law at FSJPS Tunis. . She contributed in the law day organized by the American Bar Association and Central University of Tunis as a coach to train students on how to guarantee the respect of the constitution. She contributes in academic researches and civil society activities relating to international relations, human rights, constitutional law and democracy such as V. Dem project of political science school at Gothenburg University of Sweden, Arab league. She is a member of the laboratory of European Union law international law and UE-Maghreb relations. She published writings in international relations, human rights, constitutional law and democratic transition.