Kareesha is deeply committed to advancing the rights of women, particularly Christian women and other faith-based communities facing persecution, discrimination, or violence for practicing their beliefs. She believes that the law should protect the most vulnerable, offering both a shield against harm and a pathway to empowerment.
Drawing inspiration from figures like Emmeline Pankhurst, Kareesha uses her legal expertise to challenge systemic gender bias and ensure that women at risk because of their faith can live safely, freely, and with dignity. She provides advocacy for women facing domestic abuse, religiously-motivated discrimination, or exploitation, and campaigns for legal accountability for those who harm them.
Kareesha works closely with charities and organisations on the ground in countries where Christian women face persecution, ensuring that her clients can access practical support, safety planning, and essential resources alongside legal protection. She combines legal advocacy with on-the-ground assistance to protect women from both faith-based and gender-based harm.
Her work is driven by a commitment to justice, equality, and the protection of women’s rights, ensuring that Christian women and other vulnerable faith communities can exercise their beliefs without fear and rebuild their lives safely.
Kareesha is also a strong advocate for data privacy and digital rights. She has worked on GDPR-related challenges, helping individuals protect their personal information and holding organisations accountable for misuse. She encourages those concerned about privacy violations to join collective campaigns like “Don’t Spy On Us” to protect civil liberties in the digital age.
Combining legal expertise with hands-on advocacy, Kareesha uses the law not only as a shield but as a tool for transformation — ensuring justice, equality, and protection for those who need it most.
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