Associate Tutor in Public, Employment and Equality Law, University of Surrey
Sandhya Drew has studied at the University of Oxford; City, the University of London and the European University Institute Academy. She has taught politics at the University of Bologna and law at the London School of Economics.
Sandhya is a barrister called in England & Wales and in Northern Ireland. She has practised in Scotland. She worked in full time private practice for 20 years based at Tooks Chambers in the field of national and international administrative, human rights, employment and equality law.
Sandhya has taught on Public Law II and is currently the Module Convenor for Employment II which focuses on the law of equality in employment.
Sandhya’s current research and writing activities are international civil service law, employment law in the light of the EU referendum, and the law and practice on the elimination of human trafficking. Her book on the last subject was published by the Legal Action Group in 2009.
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Jun 01, 2017 13:27 pm UTC| Insights & Views Law
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