Our Trustees

Bronwen is a human rights lawyer and academic. She is a Teaching and Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Jason Rosario Braganza is a Kenyan Economist with over ten years’ experience working on international development in Africa.

Admitted to practice in Trinidad and Tobago in 1988, Satya brings significant expertise in public interest and constitutional law to ILP’s board. Satya has a broad international practice in public law and defamation matters.

Anne is a UK-trained solicitor who has worked for over 17 years for the UK’s Government Legal Department, most recently as Director of its specialist Employment Group.

Helen is a seasoned lawyer and development professional with over 30 years of experience in legal, judicial, governance, and international development. 

Susan is a trustee at Publish What You Pay. Previously a Partner at Allen & Overy for 14 years, she headed the firm’s Global Pro Bono and Social Investment Programme.

Peter is a charity trustee and non-executive director.  He was the legal director (general counsel) at HM Treasury from 2017 to 2025, and before that had a career in private practice as a corporate lawyer.

Christina is an executive with over 20 years of experience leading corporate growth, governance, stakeholder engagement, and strategic communications across the private and not-for-profit sectors. 

Hannah is a disputes lawyer specialising in public international law and international arbitration at Herbert Smith Freehills.

Daniela is an experienced human-rights lawyer and academic who combines strategic litigation with programmatic leadership on climate justice and corporate accountability.

Abimbola joined Brunel University London as Professor of Law in July 2000. Since that date, he has held numerous positions at the university.

Steven Schulman has served as Akin’s Pro Bono Partner for the past two decades, leading its global pro bono practice.  Under his leadership, the firm has greatly expanded the scope of its pro bono efforts, in areas ranging from human rights to corporate governance to law reform.