Imanuel Fwamba Barasa
About Imanuel Fwamba Barasa
Imanuel Fwamba Barasa is a legal intern currently working at the World Food Programme in Rome, Italy. He has held various positions in legal and academic settings, including roles at Kenyatta University and the Kenya School of Law, and has pursued advanced studies in law and human rights.
Work at World Food Programme
Imanuel Fwamba Barasa has been serving as a Legal Intern at the World Food Programme since 2022. This role is based in Rome, Italy, and he has been involved in various legal tasks and projects within the organization. His work contributes to the legal framework and operational strategies of the World Food Programme, which focuses on addressing global hunger and food security.
Education and Expertise
Imanuel Fwamba Barasa holds a Master of Laws (LLM) in International Economic Law from the European Public Law Organization, which he completed in 2022. He also obtained a Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law, where he completed the Advocates Training Program. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Laws from Kenyatta University and participation in the Lucerne Academy for Human Rights Implementation Summer School in 2018, focusing on Migration and Human Rights.
Background
Imanuel Fwamba Barasa has a diverse background in legal education and practice. He began his academic journey at Kenyatta University, where he studied Law from 2015 to 2019. His involvement in various student leadership roles, including President of the Students' Governing Council at the Kenya School of Law, reflects his commitment to legal advocacy and governance. He also participated in international law education at the National University of Singapore.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Imanuel Fwamba Barasa has held several significant positions. He served as Chairperson of the Organizing Committee for the African Rounds of the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition at Kenyatta University and was President of the All Kenyan Moot Court Competition. His leadership roles in the Kenya Model United Nations as Deputy President of the International Court of Justice further demonstrate his engagement in legal and diplomatic discussions.
Previous Experience
Before his current role, Imanuel Fwamba Barasa gained experience as a Researcher and Trainer at Kenyatta University, where he worked for five months in Kakuma Refugee Camp. He also interned at UNICEF in the Emergency Division, focusing on partnerships with NGOs and the private sector. His varied experiences have equipped him with a broad understanding of legal issues in humanitarian contexts.