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This is evidenced by the US Supreme Court 2022 judgment Golan v. Department of State Attorney-Advisor for Children’s Issues as well as a USAID Regional Legal Advisor/Senior Advisor for Children/Youth in Conflict, Anna has transitioned to practicing international familylaw with a focus on child rights cases and issues.
This is evidenced by the US Supreme Court 2022 judgment Golan v. Department of State Attorney-Advisor for Children’s Issues as well as a USAID Regional Legal Advisor/Senior Advisor for Children/Youth in Conflict, Anna has transitioned to practicing international familylaw with a focus on child rights cases and issues.
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