Master in International Law, Human Rights and Law related with armed conflicts.

Works at the International Drug Policy Consortium (IDPC) since 2009. Is in charge of the areas of research and publications, and of the website development; also gives support to the IDPC Executive Director by establishing their contacts network and with the communications activities held by IDPC. Her language skills in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese have constituted a valuable asset for the development of a multilingual centre of expertise on drug policy.

In 2008 she worked as intern at the World Health Organization, Western Pacific Region Office in Manila, where she analysed the impact of compulsory drug treatment centres in relation with the health rights of drug users, in South East Asia. She also volunteered at Amnesty International where she worked on issues of torture and abuse by hand of the officers responsible for enforcing the law in France and Spain.