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Claire Clement

Humanitarian Adviser at Australian Permanent Mission to the UN, Geneva

Claire Clement is a distinguished professional with a strong educational background in International Peace and Security, War Studies, and International Law.

She obtained a Master's degree with Distinction from King's College London and pursued a combined Bachelor's degree in History and Law from UNSW Australia.

Claire has a wealth of experience in the humanitarian sector, having served as a Humanitarian Adviser at the Australian Permanent Mission to the UN in Geneva.

Her prior roles include Senior Humanitarian Affairs Adviser and International Law Adviser at the British Red Cross, as well as positions at the Australian Red Cross and the Department of Defence of Australia.

Highlights

Sep 10 · linkedin

Sanctions and counterterrorism measures can have unintended negative impacts on humanitarian operations, and solutions are often elusive, ad hoc and complex.

New research from Chatham House, supported by British Red Cross, demystifies the legal issues and offers a range of practical recommendations. Essential reading for lawyers, policy-makers and humanitarians! #counterterrorism #humanitarianaid #researchpaper

Jun 23 · linkedin

Sad to be leaving this wonderful job with magnificent Aussies at the Permanent Mission in Geneva (apply below!).

But delighted to be returning to British Red Cross as Director of International Law and Policy, starting in the Autumn.

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Location

London, England, United Kingdom