About me

“Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough.”

—Richard P. Feynman

 

I am a legal expert working at the intersection of human trafficking, child exploitation, human security, and criminal law. My passion and curiosity drive my work, enabling me to make complex problems engaging and their solutions constructive and impactful.

In addition to my legal expertise, I teach Space Law and Comparative Constitutional Law at the University of Amsterdam. I also design and deliver training programs on my areas of expertise, including the critical nexus between these issues and technology.

Beyond law, I collaborate with teams of computer scientists to develop ethical AI solutions that address complex challenges such as human trafficking.

I hold a PhD in Law and have completed the Bar Vocational Course (UK). I am a board member of the Journal of Human Trafficking and a member of the Social Responsibility Alliance. Additionally, I participate in mentorship programs at the University of Warwick and the University of Amsterdam, where I support and inspire students to achieve their goals.

 

My professional portfolio covers expertise in:

  • National and international project management in a variety of areas such as law, transnational crimes, human trafficking, victim rights, responsible technology, sociotech and human security

  • Qualitative research with expertise in legal assessments and empirical methods such as focus groups, interviews, surveys

  • Writing expert court opinions for cases involving the non-punsihment principle / S.45 of the Modern Slavery Act

  • Supporting the development of AI/ML through the application of social science expertise

  • Designing and delivery of training courses (including on human trafficking)

  • Undertaking monitoring and evaluation activities

  • Engaging with stakeholders across government, NGOs, public sector and academia

  • Policy development

  • Supporting vulnerable persons (e.g., victims of human traffickers, prisoners, children with disabilities)

  • EU and International Law compliance assessments and checks

  • Grant application

  • Publishing (including two books) and conference and workshop presentations

  • Peer review of publications and grant applications

  • Team management

  • Teaching on Space Law, Comparative Constitutional Law and supervising thesis at the University of Amsterdam

Open to collaborations and conversations — get in touch at j.muraszkiewicz@gmail.com